It is demonstrated experimentally that there can be a reversal of the sign of the dielectric anisotropy (Δε) with decreasing temperature in a nematic. The results are explainable in terms of the Maier-Meier mean field theory and indicate that the occurrence of the smectic phase and the consequent dipole correlations within the smectic layers is not a necessary condition for the sign reversal of Δε
Electric field effects on dielectric properties and molecular arrangements of cholesteric liquid cry...
2-cyano-4-heptylphenyl-4'-pentyl-4-biphenyl carboxylate (7P(2CN)5BC), a nematogen with a cyano group...
The thermodynamic conditions of nematic stability are discussed on the basis of the molecular statis...
Restricted Access.It is demonstrated experimentally that there can be a reversal of the sign of the ...
The paper draws attention to a few selected problems that are of interest from the molecular point o...
A novel, highly polar rod-like liquid crystal was found to exhibit two distinct nematic mesophases (...
A vast majority of compounds exhibiting liquid crystalline phases have polar molecules. The nematic ...
An electric field couples to the orientational order in liquid crystals through dielectric anisotrop...
Five nematogenic complexes, bis[1-(p-n-decyl-biphenyl) 3-(p-substituted phenyl) propane-1, 3-dionato...
The theory of melting of molecular crystals developed in Parts I and II is extended to include short...
We provide an overview of the effect of the molecular structure on the dielectric properties of dime...
We report here the results of detailed density, dielectric and X-ray studies on three systems exhibi...
We present calculations on the effect of an external electric field on the nematic-iso-tropic transi...
We describe a number of experiments to demonstrate the electromechanical effect in cholesteric liqui...
Light-scattering measurements of the correlation length in the isotropic phase of a nematic liquid c...
Electric field effects on dielectric properties and molecular arrangements of cholesteric liquid cry...
2-cyano-4-heptylphenyl-4'-pentyl-4-biphenyl carboxylate (7P(2CN)5BC), a nematogen with a cyano group...
The thermodynamic conditions of nematic stability are discussed on the basis of the molecular statis...
Restricted Access.It is demonstrated experimentally that there can be a reversal of the sign of the ...
The paper draws attention to a few selected problems that are of interest from the molecular point o...
A novel, highly polar rod-like liquid crystal was found to exhibit two distinct nematic mesophases (...
A vast majority of compounds exhibiting liquid crystalline phases have polar molecules. The nematic ...
An electric field couples to the orientational order in liquid crystals through dielectric anisotrop...
Five nematogenic complexes, bis[1-(p-n-decyl-biphenyl) 3-(p-substituted phenyl) propane-1, 3-dionato...
The theory of melting of molecular crystals developed in Parts I and II is extended to include short...
We provide an overview of the effect of the molecular structure on the dielectric properties of dime...
We report here the results of detailed density, dielectric and X-ray studies on three systems exhibi...
We present calculations on the effect of an external electric field on the nematic-iso-tropic transi...
We describe a number of experiments to demonstrate the electromechanical effect in cholesteric liqui...
Light-scattering measurements of the correlation length in the isotropic phase of a nematic liquid c...
Electric field effects on dielectric properties and molecular arrangements of cholesteric liquid cry...
2-cyano-4-heptylphenyl-4'-pentyl-4-biphenyl carboxylate (7P(2CN)5BC), a nematogen with a cyano group...
The thermodynamic conditions of nematic stability are discussed on the basis of the molecular statis...