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Dyestuffs and Liquid Crystals

CHIMIA, 1980
This review paper surveys the various modes whereby electro-optical displays using liquid crystals may be operated, and concentrates attention upon those displays in which dichroic dyes can be incorporated advantageously in the liquid crystal.
G.W. Gray
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Nanoparticles in thermotropic and lyotropic liquid crystals

Frontiers in Soft Matter
Over the last few decades many applications of liquid crystals have been developed, including the widely employed technology of low-power, flat-panel liquid crystal displays (LCDs), but also sensors, photonic devices and other non-display applications ...
Chung-Hao Chen, Ingo Dierking
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Overview of stressed liquid crystal

Frontiers in Physics
Stressed liquid crystal (SLC), discovered 20 years ago in the study of polymer dispersed liquid crystals and polymer network liquid crystals, has attracted great interest from researchers.
Jiahui Chen, Lin Xu, Chi Zhang, Xitong Liang, Ziling Chen, Han Zheng, Xu Wang, Zhen Pang, Dongshen Lv, Hengbo Huang, Gaoyang Liu, Jiacheng Dong, Chenxuan Ren, Youyou Hu   +13 more
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Liquids, crystals, and liquid crystals [PDF]

Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1987
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Synthesis and Applications of Encapsulated Glycol-Stabilized Lyotropic Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Hydrogels

Gels
The micro-phase segregation of two incompatible components on a nanometer scale results in a unique solvent-induced extended anisotropic arrangement.
Yan-Ting Lin, Chung-Yu Kuo, Yi Shen, Alexander V. Emelyanenko, Chun-Yen Liu   +4 more
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Stiffening Liquid Crystal Elastomers with Liquid Crystal Inclusions

Advanced Materials
Abstract Liquid crystal elastomers (LCEs) are promising building blocks for soft robots, given their large, programmable, reversible, and stimuli‐responsive shape change. Enhancing LCEs’ stiffness and toughness has been a longstanding desire previously explored by reinforcing them with fillers, crystalline microdomains, and ...
Sahad Vasanji, Matthew Gene Scarfo, Arwa Alyami, Tizazu H. Mekonnen, Parsin Hajireza, Mohand O. Saed, Antal Jákli, Hamed Shahsavan   +7 more
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Liquid Crystals Align Liquid Crystals

Liquid Crystals Align Liquid Crystals
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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
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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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