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The interest in block copolymers containing liquid crystalline (LC) segments is due to the resulting interplay between mesophase formation and the microphase structure which creates opportunities in tailoring their nanostructure. This review summarizes recent literature reporting LC-coil block copolymers with well controlled microphase morphologies produced using living methods. Developing applications are also described and include LC displays and low energy surfaces.
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