SDS/正癸醇/甘油与SDS/正癸醇/甲酰胺液晶结构

以极性有机物为溶剂制备展状液晶已经引起重视,但关于极性有机溶剂对层状液晶结构和稳定性影响的研究还很不够.我们曾以~2H NMR测量研究了以甲酰胺代替甘油为溶剂,对非水层状液晶SDS/C_(10)H_(21)OH/溶剂体系稳定性的影响.本文则以小角X射线衍射测量,研究以甲酰胺代替甘油后,对层状液晶SDS/C_(21)H_(21)OH/溶剂体系结构的影响。     

溶剂性质对DBS/C~1~0H~2~1OH/溶剂体系的相行为 与结构的影响

在DBS/C~1~0H~2~1OH/溶剂体系中,以甲酰胺、水或甘油为溶剂时,在一定浓度范围内能生成O/W,W/O微乳液和层状液晶。C~1~0H~2~1OH在各种溶剂的DBS胶束中的分配系数K均很高。以甲酰胺、水为溶剂时,DBS能在一定浓度范围内生成层状液晶,但以甘油为溶剂时,则不能生成层状液晶。C~1~0H~2~1OH的加入有助于层状液晶的生成,但过量的C~1~0H~2~1OH却使层状液晶失稳。在相同质量比C~1~0H~2~1OH/DBS下,按顺序H~2O,FA,Gly,层状液晶中溶剂的渗透率α降低,d~0值亦降低;以FA为溶剂时,表示其表观有序度的Δν值却较高;以水为溶剂时,Δν值却较低;以Gly为溶剂时,Δν具有中等值。不同溶剂层状液晶两亲双层内的分子取向与溶剂性质对层状液晶稳定性的影响相一致。     

Triton X-100/C10H21OH/H2O体系微乳液与溶致液晶

关于离子型表面活性剂生成的微乳液与溶致液晶已有不少研究，非离子型表面活性剂生成的微乳液与港致液晶的应用正在引起人们的重视，但由于药物提纯的困难，对其物理化学性质的研究还不多见．本文以非离子表面活性剂TritonX－100／C10H21OH／H2O体系为例，研究了非离子型表面活性剂微乳液和溶致液晶的生成及其结构特性．1实验部分试剂ThitonX－100（Aldrich公司，分析纯）正癸醇（分析纯）、水为一次蒸馏水微乳液区域和层状液晶区域的确定方法及小角x射线衍射测定方法同文献，实验温度20±0．1℃．2结果与讨论2·IThtonX－100、CIOH…     

The lamellar phase of the sodium dodecylsulfate/decanol/toluene/formamide system: NMR and phase studies of solubilization

The phase behavior of the system sodium dodecylsulfate/decanol/toluene/ formamide was investigated and pseudo-ternary diagrams established. In particular, the effect of varying the amount of toluene in the system on the stability of the lamellar phase region was studied in detail. Deuterium NMR and low-angle x-ray diffraction measurements showed that more toluene was distributed between the surfactant chains as the amount of decanol in the system is reduced, resulting in a more disordered dynamic structure in the bilayers. Similarly, increased formamide content lead to greater penetration of the toluene into the bilayer and more disorder. Both factors were found to be instrumental in decreasing the stability of the lamellar structure.     

SDS/苯甲醇/H2O体系的相行为与结构

SDS／苯甲醇／H2O体系能生成胶束、微乳液、层状液晶、六角状液晶等分子有序组合作，它们之间转换关系可以从凝聚能理论得到解释．来甲酸在O／W微乳液中的分配系数K＝168，表明绝大多数苯甲醇被增溶于SDS胶束相内．随重量比本甲醇／SDS增加，层状液晶中的do值几乎不变，溶剂渗透率略有增加，六角状液晶中圆柱缔合体的半径r值几乎不变，溶剂渗透率增加．     

Structural phase transformations induced by the addition of decanol to the hexagonal phase of the binary sodium decyl sulphate/water system

The hexagonal phase of the sodium decyl sulphate/water system transforms into a lamellar phase on the introduction of decanol. This transformation occurs in several steps. We present here a study of the sequence of the corresponding phase transformations. The various phases are identified according to their textures by optical microscopy. It can be seen that, as the decanol/soap ratio increases the two dimensional hexagonal phase is followed by two dimensional rectangular phases before the one dimensional lamellar phase is reached. The symmetries of the structures of the phases and the shapes of their aggregates of amphiphilic molecules were determined by small angle X-ray and neutron scattering studies (SAXS and SANS). Two rectangular phases with cmm and pgg symmetries show up successively between the hexagonal and lamellar phases. The shape of the aggregates evolves along the sequence in an unexpected manner. In the two dimensional hexagonal phase, the aggregates are cylinders with an isotropic circular section at low decanol/soap ratio, which become anisotropic as this ratio increases, i.e. the aggregates become ribbon-like aggregates. The aggregates keep this shape in the rectangular phases, with changes of size, and also, most probably, in the lamellar phase near the two dimensional rectangular phases where it can be seen that the lamellae are fragmented. The local organization of decanol and sodium decyl sulphate molecules within the ribbon-like aggregates was also investigated by SANS and deuteron magnetic resonance (DMR). The SANS studies show that the two molecules are not distributed uniformly within the aggregates, while the DMR measurements show that both amphiphilic molecules stay anchored at the amphiphile/water interface by their polar heads. It can then be inferred that the decanol molecules are preferably in the regions of lowest interfacial curvature and the sodium decyl sulphate molecules are in the regions of highest interfacial curvature. This study shows that addition of decanol in the hexagonal phase induces deformation of the cylinders into ribbons by a local flattening of the interface. This deformation, which starts already deep within the hexagonal phase, is not associated with a change of symmetry of the structure. It also appears that a further deformation of the ribbons into lamellae is not needed for the rectangular phase to change into the lamellar phase when the decanol content increases. Thus, in this sequence of phases, the symmetry of the aggregates and those of their organization are not necessarily related.     

含有十二烷基酚聚氧乙烯(10)醚的溶致液晶体系的研究

本文以非离子表面活性剂十二烷基酚聚氧乙烯(10)醚(TX-10)/苯乙烯/水组成的三元体系为研究对象, 绘制了三元相图, 选取液晶区域作为研究对象, 配制系列样品, 摄制了纹理照片, 用小角X光衍射法测定了液晶中各种组分变化时间的层间距, 并结合^2H NMR谱图和纹理照片的对照以及互为补充的分析, 为精确区分液晶结构提供了新的途径。这不仅对于基础理论研究, 同时对于日用化工和帮次采油都具有一定指导意义。     

Studies on the phase properties of lyotropic liquid crystals of Brij35/sodium oleate/oleic acid/water system:By means of polarizing microscope,SAXS,~2H-NMR and rheological methods

The pseudo-quaternary phase diagram of Brij35/sodium oleate/oleic acid/water systems has been investigated, and the liquid crystal area has been identified, which covers about two thirds of the whole phase diagram. The liquid crystal structure and behavior have been also studied by using polarizing texture, small angle X-ray scattering, 2H-NMR and rheometer etc. The result shows that when the composition of the system changes along the line of AA′ in this large liquid crystal region, the structural change is cubic→cubic/lamellar→lamellar→lamellar/hexagonal→hexagonal. Meanwhile, we made the first attempt of systematic study of the rheological properties of the above system. The lattice constants of cubic and hexagonal liquid crystals are 10.53 and 5.68 nm, respectively.     

Lyotropic liquid crystalline phases in a ternary system of 1-hexadecyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride/1-decanol/water

Lyotropic liquid crystals formed in a ternary system of 1-hexadecyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride ([C16mim]Cl), 1-decanol, and water at 25 degrees C are reported. The hexagonal and lamellar phases were characterized by small angle X-ray scattering and polarizing optical microscopy. In the phase diagram, the system shows two isotropic liquid phases, a hexagonal phase connected to the [C16mim]Cl-water axis, and a lamellar phase in the center. The formation of liquid crystalline phases is believed to arise from a hydrogen-bonded network comprised of an imidazolium ring, anion, 1-decanol, and water. In the liquid crystal, the intercalation of 1-decanol between neighboring [C16mim]Cl molecules favors the appearance of lamellar phases. The phase behavior of the present system is discussed in comparison with a similar ternary system of cetyltrimethylammonium bromide (CTAB).     

SDS/n-C5H11OH/H2O溶致液晶中SDS分子的扩散特性

以铂微电极法测定了在SDS/n-C5H11OH/H2O溶致液晶中SDS（十二烷基硫酸钠）分子的扩散系数.结果表明,恒定质量比SDS/n-C5H11OH条件下,溶致液晶中SDS分子的扩散系数随体系中水含量的增加而增加；恒定质量比SDS/H2O,溶致液晶中SDS分子的扩散系数随正戊醇含量的增加而增加；恒定质量比H2O/n-C5H11OH ,溶致液晶中SDS分子的扩散系数随SDS含量的增加而降低.六角状液晶中SDS分子的扩散系数比层状液晶中SDS分子的扩散系数低约1个数量级,而比W/O、O/W胶束的扩散系数低3～5个数量级.     

ASSOCIATION PHENOMENON OF A MIXED CATIONIC SURFACTANT IN NON-AQUEOUS SYSTEM

Pseudoternary phase diagrams of a mixture of two cationic surfactants, hexan-1-ol and a third component consisting of glycerol, formamide, water/glycerol or water/formamide were obtained. These diagrams were then contrasted with its water counterpart.

The results showed that the association phenomenon were entirely different from that of the corresponding water system. The lamellar liquid crystalline region was absent in both of the glycerol or formamide systems. This indicated a less ordered or destabilizing effect in the association structure resulting in the replacement water with that of glycerol or formamide. The presence of formamide resulted in a more destabilizing effect compared to the glycerol. This was shown by the smaller lamellar liquid crystal region obtained in the pseudoternary phase diagram containing equal weight ratio of water and formamide.     

溶剂性质对层状液晶结构与稳定性的影响

水体系层状液晶虽早有研究,但对非水层状液晶的研究则开始较晚,本文用HNMR和小角X射线衍射等方法,研究了极性有机溶剂甲酰胺代替水后,对SDS/C₁₀OH/溶剂体系层状液晶结构与稳定性的影响。     

Characterization of structural transitions in the SLS/decanol/water system

The ternary system sodium-dodecylsulphate (SLS)/decanol/water has been investigated at three different water contents and varying ratios of cosurfactant to surfactant by means of polarized optical microscopy,²H-NMR quadrupole splittings and small angle x-ray scattering. Upon addition of decanol a hexagonal phase transforms into a lamellar phase. For the highest water content of 0.65 no intermediate two-phase regions are detected but nematic phases are formed between. The lamellar phase at low cosurfactant content is very sensitive to changes of temperature and seems to be a so-called defective one with curved interfaces. From the scaling behavior it is concluded that the building units seem to be ribbons of increasing width on addition of cosurfactant or amphiphilic substance. By reaching a decanol mole fraction of 0.4 a classical lamellar phase with well-known behavior is formed. During these transformations the position of the first diffraction maximum changes gradually irrespective of phase transitions. The maximum mole fraction of cosurfactant the lamellar phase of our system can incorporate is 0.77.     

Igepal CO系列表面活性剂溶致液晶的结构特性

对壬基酚聚氧乙烯醚（IgepalCO）系列表面活性剂,生成何种溶致液晶与其EO基团数n有关,而在何浓度范围内生成溶致液晶则与生成溶致液晶的最低水含量及最大水增溶量有关．EO基团数n小于10时,生成层状液晶,n大于10时则生成六角状液晶,层状液晶两亲双层内,水与表面活性剂的最低摩尔比rmin和最高摩尔比rmax随EO基团数n增加分别是非线型增加与线型增加,在IgepalCO520（n＝5）中加入IgepalCO710（n＝10．5）,对层状液晶的生成无显著影响,在IgepalCO710中加入IgepalCO520,则对六角状液晶的生成产生显著影响,出现了六角状液晶向层状液晶的转变。     

Emulsion stability in sucrose monoalkanoate system with addition of cosurfactants

The hydrophile-lipophile property of the sucrose monododecanoate changes from hydrophilic to lipophilic by adding an alcohol as a cosurfactant. With the addition of a short-alkyl-chain alcohol (pentanol, hexanol), the surfactant forms the middle-phase microemulsion whereas a lamellar liquid crystal (L_!) appears with a medium- or long-chain alcohol (heptanol, octanol, decanol) at the balanced state in water/ SE/ cosurfactant/ decane system. The effect of changing oil was also studied in the presence of a middle-chain cosurfactant (heptanol). A short-chain aromatic oil (m-xylene) forms middle-phase microemulsion whereas a longer aliphatic one (hexadecane) forms lamellar liquid crystalline phase in a dilute region when the HLB of surfactant is balanced in a given system. O/W emulsions become stable on the hydrophilic-surfactant-rich side whereas W/O emulsions are stable on the cosurfactant-rich side. Emulsions are very unstable in the three-phase regions. However, when the lamellar phase is produced, emulsions become stable at the balanced state because water and oil are incorporated in L_! phase in the longer cosurfactant systems such as water/ SE/ octanol/ decane and water/ SE/ decanol/ decane.     

Molecular segregation and aggregate shape in a lyotropic rectangular phase

The microstructure of the rectangular phase in the system sodium decylsulphate/decanol/water is investigated by means of deuterium NMR. By analysing the lineshape from selectively deuteriated decylsulphate and decanol, we separate the effects of (i) the shape anisotropy of the aggregate cross-section and (ii) the inhomogeneous distribution of the two surfactants within the aggregate. The aspect ratio of the cross-section is determined to 1.39±0.01, substantially smaller than previous estimates. We find no evidence for anisotropic growth of the aggregate cross-section in the hexagonal phase, as previously suggested. Rather, the aggregate shape appears to change abruptly at the hexagonal-rectangular phase transition with little change (with temperature) thereafter. The distribution of decylsulphate and decanol within the aggregates of the rectangular phase is highly non-uniform; the decanol concentration is 3 times higher in the central lamellar region than in the curved edges, while the decylsulphate accumulates in the curved regions. This molecular segregation can be rationalized in terms of electrostatic interactions within and between the aggregates.     

Structural fluctuations in the lamellar phase of sodium decyl sulphate/decanol/water

We present a neutron scattering study of oriented samples for the lamellar phase of the ternary mixture sodium decyl sulphate/1-decanol/water. Diffuse scatterings are observed, around the Bragg reflections and away from them, which show that the structure of this lamellar phase deviates from the periodic stacking of infinite homogeneous lamellae of water and amphiphilic molecules usually proposed for the structure of lamellar phases. The nature of this deviation evolves with the soap/decanol ratio, according to the location of the sample in the lamellar domain of the phase diagram. In the middle of the domain the deviation relates to the organization of the lamellar stacking, without apparent modification of the structure of the lamellae of amphiphiles. Moving away from the middle, for higher soap/decanol ratios, the structure of the lamellae appears to be randomly perturbed, eventually by the presence of a few water regions piercing them. When the boundary of the lamellar domain is approached, for still higher soap/decanol ratios, the density of these peturbations increases and they start to be correlated over limited distances, within the lamellae and from lamella to lamella. The local symmetry of these short range correlations is such that these perturbations may be seen as structural fluctuations which may be seen as precursors of the transformation of the lamellar phase into a neighbouring phase on the phase diagram. This phenomenon is discussed briefly in relation to the structural fluctuations of the relative concentrations of sodium decyl sulphate and decanol within the aggregates.     

Deformation of cylinders in the hexagonal phase of sodium decyl sulphate/decanol/water on the introduction of decanol

X-ray scattering studies show that aggregates of amphiphilic molecules in the hexagonal phase of the binary system sodium decyl sulphate/water are infinite cylinders whose radius is very close to that of the extended molecule. When sodium decyl sulphate molecules are progressively substituted by decanol molecules the phase remains hexagonal, up to a decanol/soap molar ratio of 0.15, but the radius of its cylinders becomes larger than the molecular length. We have developed specific experiments to investigate this growth and see if it is isotropic or anisotropic. We have focused our attention on the evolution of the configuration of soap and decanol molecules within the aggregates. Neutron scattering experiments show that the two molecules do not distribute themselves uniformly and D.M.R. measurements show that they stay anchored at the amphiphile/water interface by their polar heads. The distribution of the two molecules along the interface is not therefore uniform. This induces an inhomogeneity of the interfacial curvature and the growth of the section of the cylinders cannot be isotropic. This anisotropy increases when the decanol/soap molar ratio increases. It provides a clue to understand the transformation of the hexagonal phase into a recangular one whose aggregates are infinite ribbons with non-circular section, above the decanol/soap molar ratio of 0.15.     

The self-organization properties of <Emphasis Type="Italic">n</Emphasis>-dodecylammonium α-glutamate/<Emphasis Type="Italic">n</Emphasis>-C<Subscript>5</Subscript>H<Subscript>11</Subscript>OH/water system

A biocompatible surfactant-n-dodecylammonium α-glutamate (GDA) with biodegradable and biocompatible properties was synthesized, and the phase behavior and the structural properties of GDA/n-pentanol/water system was studied by small-angle X-ray diffraction, electron spin resonance, and freeze-fracture transmission electron microscopy (FF-TEM). In the ternary phase diagram of GDA/n-pentanol/water system, there exist three isotropic regions—O/W, bicontinuous, and W/O structures, and two anisotropic regions—hexagonal liquid crystal (HEX), and lamellar liquid crystal (LLC) regions. UV irradiation causes the decrease in the interlayer space, d, of lamellar liquid crystal and in the radius, r, of column aggregates of hexagonal liquid crystal, but it has little effect on the structure of O/W and W/O microemulsions.     

Location of ethanol in sodium dodecyl sulfate aggregates

The hexagonal liquid crystalline phase of SDS (Sodium dode-cyl sulfate)/H2O system changes into lamellar liquid crystal and the effective length of surfactant molecule d0/2 in the lamellar liquid crystal decreases with the addition of ethanol. The micellar aggregation number N of SDS decreases and the micellar diffusion coefficient increases with the added ethanol. Under a constant concentration of SDS, the molecule number ratio of ethanol to SDS in the micelle increases with the concentration of ethanol and even exceeds 10 when ethanol concentration is 1. 085 mol/L. All these results show that ethanol, even though a short chain alcohol and soluble in water, can partly exist in the interphase of the amphiphilic aggregates showing some properties of co-surfactant.