Chemistry Letters · 2008 · 53 citations · 39 references
Abstract Liquid-crystalline (LC) behavior and ionic conductivities of imidazolium salts containing an l-glutamic acid moiety have been studied. The ionic conductivities of the (CF3SO2)2N− salt forming the columnar LC phase are higher than those of the Br− salt in the columnar LC state. The ionic conductivity shows a sudden decrease at the columnar–micellar cubic LC transition of the Br− salt.
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