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1 September 2004 Selective reflection of light in binary mixtures with different types of smectic A phase
Marzena Tykarska
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Proceedings Volume 5565, XV Conference on Liquid Crystals; (2004) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.581082
Event: XV Conference on Liquid Crystals, 2003, Zakopane, Poland
Abstract
In the mixtures of chiral compounds in which smectic A phase exists in limited range of concentration the selective reflection of light for compositions without smectic A phase can be from red to blue the same as above smectic phase or from blue to red as in mixtures without smectic phase. To check either the type of smectic A phase of the phenomenon of phase induction are responsible for the difference in the light colour sequence polar compounds having chiral nematic phase were mixed with compounds having nonpolar ('classic') smectic A phase or polar A1 or Ad smectic phases in lower temperatures than chiral nematic phase (in these systems the smectic phase was destabilized) or with compounds having nematic phase chosen in such a way that smectic A1 or Ad were induced in the system. It was found that the light colour sequence depends on the distance of compositions giving the selective reflection of the light in temperature-concentration scale from smectic phase.
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Marzena Tykarska "Selective reflection of light in binary mixtures with different types of smectic A phase", Proc. SPIE 5565, XV Conference on Liquid Crystals, (1 September 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.581082
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KEYWORDS
Temperature metrology

Shape memory alloys

Chromium

Binary data

Information operations

Liquid crystals

Chemistry

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