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Whispering gallery mode study of phase transition and shape change in liquid crystal droplets. [PDF]

Soft Matter
Neogi A, Zaplotnik J, Ravnik M, Muševič I.   +3 more
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Enhanced Aging Stability of Ordered Mesoporous Silica Materials Synthesized via True Liquid Crystal Templating-A Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering Study. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Tan X, Atwi B, Bui Duc H, Buchmeiser MR, Giesselmann F.   +4 more
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[Liquid crystals and sensors].

Iyo denshi to seitai kogaku. Japanese journal of medical electronics and biological engineering, 1986
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Correction: A low-cost liquid crystal display (LCD)-printed microfluidic device: fabrication and application in the biodegradation of petroleum hydrocarbons in petroleum refinery sludge. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Ashish A, Debnath A, Biswas P, Sen R, Dutta G.   +4 more
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Shape programming of liquid crystal elastomers by two-stage wavelength-selective photopolymerization.

Mater Horiz
Bruining T, Tomé DR, Liu D.
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Correction: Shape programming of liquid crystal elastomers by two-stage wavelength-selective photopolymerization.

Mater Horiz
Bruining T, Tomé DR, Liu D.
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Photoalignment of Liquid Crystals by Liquid Crystals

Physical Review Letters, 2000
We observed light-induced alignment of the nematic liquid crystal, 4, 4(')-n-pentylcyanobiphenyl (5CB), on a fused quartz. Irradiation of the adsorbed layer with polarized ultraviolet light produced homogeneous alignment in a 5CB-filled liquid crystal cell with the easy orientation axis perpendicular to the polarization direction.
, Reznikov, , Ostroverkhova, , Singer, , Kim, , Kumar, , Lavrentovich, , Wang, , West   +7 more
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Comment on “Photoalignment of Liquid Crystals by Liquid Crystals”

Physical Review Letters, 2001
Physical Review ...
B. Park, J. W. Wu, H. Takezoe
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Liquids, Crystals and Liquid Crystals

Physics Today, 1989
In thinking about the states of condensed matter, we usually consider two extremes. At one extreme are crystalline solids, in which atoms form a perfectly periodic array that extends to infinity in three directions. At the other extreme are fluids or glasses, in which the atoms or molecules are completely disordered and the system is both ...
Joel D. Brock, Robert J. Birgeneau, J. David Litster, Amnon Aharony   +3 more
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