A mean field analysis is presented for four liquid crystalline ester dimers, Dn, containing the dimethylbenzalazine mesogen, alkanedioyloxy flexible spacers from 7 to 10 carbon atoms and acetate terminal groups. The conformations of the dimers, in the RIS approximation, were generated from the known crystallographic coordinates of D8 and D9. The energy of each conformer is split into an internal ( conformation dependent) part and an external ( orientation dependent) part. After proper averaging over all orientations and conformations, the orientation-conformation partition function is evaluated and, from that, the Helmholtz free energy. A qualitative agreement between calculated and observed thermodynamic properties is obtained. In fact, th...
A microscopic model is developed to describe statistical properties of a nematic phase consisting of...
We report physical studies on the nematic phase exhibited by five members of a homologous series of ...
The conformational distributions in molecules that form liquid crystalline phases are predicted to d...
A mean field analysis is presented for four liquid crystalline ester dimers, Dn, containing the dime...
A mean field analysis is presented for four liquid crystalline ester dimers, Dn, containing the dime...
The transitional properties of the liquid crystal dimers formed by two mesogenic groups linked by a ...
The characteristic feature of liquid crystal dimers, in which two mesogenic groups are linked by a f...
The transitional properties of liquid crystal dimers within a homologous series differ significantly...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
A microscopic model is developed to describe statistical properties of a nematic phase consisting of...
In this work we analyse the consequences of relaxing the rotational isomeric state (RIS) approximati...
In this work we analyse the consequences of relaxing the rotational isomeric state (RIS) approximati...
A microscopic model is developed to describe statistical properties of a nematic phase consisting of...
We report physical studies on the nematic phase exhibited by five members of a homologous series of ...
The conformational distributions in molecules that form liquid crystalline phases are predicted to d...
A mean field analysis is presented for four liquid crystalline ester dimers, Dn, containing the dime...
A mean field analysis is presented for four liquid crystalline ester dimers, Dn, containing the dime...
The transitional properties of the liquid crystal dimers formed by two mesogenic groups linked by a ...
The characteristic feature of liquid crystal dimers, in which two mesogenic groups are linked by a f...
The transitional properties of liquid crystal dimers within a homologous series differ significantly...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
The crystal and molecular structures of two liquid crystalline symmetric dimers containing the mesog...
A microscopic model is developed to describe statistical properties of a nematic phase consisting of...
In this work we analyse the consequences of relaxing the rotational isomeric state (RIS) approximati...
In this work we analyse the consequences of relaxing the rotational isomeric state (RIS) approximati...
A microscopic model is developed to describe statistical properties of a nematic phase consisting of...
We report physical studies on the nematic phase exhibited by five members of a homologous series of ...
The conformational distributions in molecules that form liquid crystalline phases are predicted to d...