April 1, 1972

Wait-Time and Rewards as Instructional Variables: Their Influence on Language, Logic, and Fate Control.

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The synthesis of a liquid-crystalline diepoxide 4-(3,4-epoxybutenyl)oxyphenyl 4-(3,4-epoxybutenyl)oxy benzoate is described. The photoinitiated cross-linking of this molecule, uniaxially oriented in the nematic state, to form an ordered network is studied. This network shows an increased birefringence which is maintained at high temperatures.

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