Titlebook: Applications of Liquid Crystals; Gerhard Meier,Erich Sackmann,J. G. Grabmaier Book 1975 Springer-Verlag, Berlin · Heidelberg 1975 Applicat

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use of liquid crystals as anisotropic solvent for the determination of molecular properties by means of spectroscopy, and 2. their use in analytical chemistry, particularly in gas chromatography. The reverse process involves the use of the dissolved molecules as microscopic probes in the investigation of the978-3-642-80956-9978-3-642-80954-5

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Scientific Applications of Liquid Crystals, concentrations without destruction of the.distant order prevailing in the liquid crystalline matrix. The guest molecules couple to the anisotropic intermolecular interaction field of the oriented host but can diffuse rather freely within the solvent. The anisotropic guest-host interaction leads to

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Medical and Technical Applications of Liquid Crystals,ure of the liquid crystal is changed over a particular range. The process is normally reversible, and the colors occur in the reverse sequence with falling temperature to that with rising temperature. A simple method is therefore presented of measuring surface temper­atures, of utilizing color diffe

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n this field. The recent development was initiated mainly by the work of J. L. Fergason and G. H. Heilmeier, who pointed out the importance of liquid crystals for thermographic and electro­ optic applications. The first part of this book is a brief introduction to the physics of liquid crystals. The

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-16021-2exhibit anisotropic properties as do solid crystals. One can therefore define liquid crystals as “condensed fluid phases with spontaneous anisotropy”. Liquid crystals are also called mesophases or mesomorphic phases because of their intermediate nature.

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Physical Properties of Liquid Crystals,exhibit anisotropic properties as do solid crystals. One can therefore define liquid crystals as “condensed fluid phases with spontaneous anisotropy”. Liquid crystals are also called mesophases or mesomorphic phases because of their intermediate nature.

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