The Use of Simple Sugars for the Synthesis of Chiral Monophilic Liquid Crystals

By Ferrier glycosylation of glycals and subsequent hydrogenation 2,3-dideoxyglycosides were obtained. Starting with glucose, xylose or rhamnose this reaction sequence led to thermotropic non-amphiphilic chiral liquid crystals. The synthesized compounds show cholesteric and smectic as well as blue an...

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description By Ferrier glycosylation of glycals and subsequent hydrogenation 2,3-dideoxyglycosides were obtained. Starting with glucose, xylose or rhamnose this reaction sequence led to thermotropic non-amphiphilic chiral liquid crystals. The synthesized compounds show cholesteric and smectic as well as blue and other cubic phases. The liquid crystalline properties were influenced by the anomeric effect.
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chiral liquid crystals
Crystallography
cubic phase
deoxy sugars
Ferrier reaction
Materials Science
Materials Science, Multidisciplinary
oxygen heterocycles
Physical Sciences
Science & Technology
Technology
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