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Figure 3 X-ray scattering patterns of the Q
L
phase: (a) WAXS diffractions at
251C
and at +251C; (b) SAXS diffractions at 51C. Intensity is plotted against
scattering angle 2
y
sharp WAXS and SAXS peaks indicate that the sample has a lamellar struc-
ture, characterized by a crystalline packing of the amphiphile chains (as
evidenced by sharp Bragg diffraction peaks in the WAXS scattering regime),
which are ordered in parallel stacks of bilayers. The high-range order is
evidenced by sharp Bragg diffraction peaks in the SAXS scattering regime in
the ratio 1:2 [Figure 3(b)].
The third endothermic event occurs at 19.321C(DH
ΒΌ
1.16 J g
1
); it is
attributed to the L
a
-Q
L
phase transition. The analysis of the reciprocal spacing
of the SAXS and WAXS synchrotron measurements in the temperature range
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