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Mechanism for Realizing a Ferroelectric Columnar Liquid Crystal Phase
強誘電性カラムナー液晶相の発現メカニズム
2019
Preprints of symposium on liquid crystals
強誘電性カラムナー液晶相の発現メカニズム
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Ferroelectric columnar liquid crystals are materials in which the polar direction can be controlled by applying a voltage and can be maintained after removal of the voltage. In this study, we present an example of a perfectly bistable ferroelectric columnar liquid crystalline phase using a chiral urea compound. Electrical measurements show that this compound has a relatively faster response speed in the liquid crystal phase (0.19 sec) and hold the polar structure for over 10 hours. Furthermore, a helical
doi:10.11538/ekitou.2019.0_pa29
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