The transport properties of a thermotropic liquid crystalline polyester have been analyzed using carbon dioxide as permeant. Carbon dioxide, in the analyzed range of temperature and pressure, gives some information on the phase organization of the system. The structural model compatible with the transport behavior assumes the presence of a disordered phase within the well‐ordered liquid crystalline domains. The same structural model was previously suggested on the basis of the transport behavior of methylene chloride vapors in nematic and smectic liquid‐crystalline polymers.
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