Table 1.
Summary of structural features, thermal properties, and P–E hysteresis of CnSS, CnSeS, and C6TP.
Compound | Structure of aromatic core | Phase-transition and melting temperatured (K) | P-E response | |||
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S1–S2 | S2–M1 | S1– Colh | S2/M1/CoIh–I | |||
C6SSa | Bowl | 315 | – | – | 395 | Hysteresis |
C8SSa | Bowl | 299 | – | – | 368 | Hysteresis |
C10SSb | Bowl | 280 | – | – | 359 | Hysteresis |
C16SSc | Bowl | 315 | 330 | – | 345 | Hysteresis |
C4SeSb | Planar/bowld | 303 | – | – | 353 | Linear |
C6TPc | Planar | – | – | 343 | 371 | Linear |
aObtained at heating process of the DSC analysis.
bAbsense of fluid behavior in S1 and S2 phases.
cLiquid crystalline state at M1 or CoIh phase.
dStructure of triselenasumanene core of C4SeS obtained by crystallographic analysis is bowl-shaped, whereas the optimized structure obtained by the theoretical calculation is planar.