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The heat capacity of ANBC(16) has been measured between 15 and 500 K by adiabatic calorimetry. Three (one known and two newly found) crystal-crystal phase transitions and all the known liquid crystalline phases (SmC, cubic D and SmA) were detected. The temperatures, enthalpies and entropies of transition were determined for all the phase transitions observed. The entropy of transition is very small for the transition from/to the cubic D mesophase. The results are compared with the thermal properties of another cubic mesogen, BABH(8). The logical possibility is pointed out that the cubic mesophases of ANBC(16) and BABH(8) are of identical higher order structure, while discussing the fact that they are immiscible.
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