The binary phase equil. for the system Na taurodeoxycholate-H2O were studied. The system forms a liq. cryst. phase in addn. to the previously known isotropic soln. phase at 22°. 2H (water) NMR quadrupole splitting, SAXS data in combination with the polarizing microscopic texture obsd. for the liq. crystal indicate that the liq. cryst. phase consists of a hexagonal-type aggregate structure. A metastable liq. crystal, probably with lamellar-type structure, also appears to exist prior to the formation of the stable hexagonal phase. A micellar growth is measured with the NMR self-diffusion method for the isotropic soln. phase. Elec. conductance expts. were used to det. the liq. crystal-soln. thermal transition.

Formation of a Liquid Crystalline Phase in the Water-Sodium Taurodeoxycholate System / Edlund, H.; Khan, A.; LA MESA, Camillo. - In: LANGMUIR. - ISSN 0743-7463. - STAMPA. - 14:(1998), pp. 3691-3697.

Formation of a Liquid Crystalline Phase in the Water-Sodium Taurodeoxycholate System.

LA MESA, Camillo
1998

Abstract

The binary phase equil. for the system Na taurodeoxycholate-H2O were studied. The system forms a liq. cryst. phase in addn. to the previously known isotropic soln. phase at 22°. 2H (water) NMR quadrupole splitting, SAXS data in combination with the polarizing microscopic texture obsd. for the liq. crystal indicate that the liq. cryst. phase consists of a hexagonal-type aggregate structure. A metastable liq. crystal, probably with lamellar-type structure, also appears to exist prior to the formation of the stable hexagonal phase. A micellar growth is measured with the NMR self-diffusion method for the isotropic soln. phase. Elec. conductance expts. were used to det. the liq. crystal-soln. thermal transition.
1998
Liquid crystals; Bile acid salts; NMR; SAXS
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Formation of a Liquid Crystalline Phase in the Water-Sodium Taurodeoxycholate System / Edlund, H.; Khan, A.; LA MESA, Camillo. - In: LANGMUIR. - ISSN 0743-7463. - STAMPA. - 14:(1998), pp. 3691-3697.
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