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Application of Polarizing Optical Microscopy in Investigation of Crystallization Kinetics from Smectic CA* Phase
Polarizing optical microscopy is used to investigate the isothermal and non-isothermal crystallization of the 3F6FPhF6 compound, which exhibits the smectic C ∗ and smectic C ∗ A phases. A large hysteresis of above 20 K in the smectic C ∗ /smectic C ∗ A phase transition is reported. The kinetics of non-isothermal crystallization is analyzed by means of the continuous cooling transition diagram. The cooling rate necessary for at least partial vitrification of the smectic C ∗ A phase is estimated. The relationship between the thermodynamic driving force of crystallization and thermal energy of the translational degrees of freedom is shown to have a strong impact on crystallization.
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