It has been shown that, with triphenylmethane fragments and different articulated groups in the main chain, polyazomethine ethers are partially crystalline polymers. Investigation of the physical states and transitions in polyazomethine ethers showed that the polymers possess thermotropic, liquid crystalline properties.
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