Applied electric field effect on light-scattering birefringence of dye-doped liquid crystal molecule and consistent neural network empirical physical formula construction for scattering intensities

Polat, Ömer; Yıldız, Nihat; San, Sait Eren

doi:10.1016/j.molliq.2011.08.012

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“…Then, spectral data were recorded at subsequent time intervals. 29,30 The back relaxation of compounds E 1 and E 2 are 13.21 hours and 7.25 hours, respectively. Fig.…”

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Aliphatic/aromatic spacers based azo dye dimers: synthesis and application for optical storage devices

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“…Then, spectral data were recorded at subsequent time intervals. 29,30 The back relaxation of compounds E 1 and E 2 are 13.21 hours and 7.25 hours, respectively. Fig.…”

Section: Photoswitching Propertiesmentioning

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Aliphatic/aromatic spacers based azo dye dimers: synthesis and application for optical storage devices

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Fast Photoswitching Azo Dyes

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Summary: Fast photoswitching azobenzene molecules were incorporated into isoflavone moieties. These molecules exhibit a liquid crystalline nematic state at certain temperature intervals. UV/Vis spectrophotometry investigations on solutions reveal that E/Z conversion takes place around 1 s, whereas thermal back relaxation, namely Z/E, takes around 6 min. This is the first example of fast photoswitching isoflavones in solution. This study has potential to create optical data storage devices when transferred to solid surfaces.

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Laser induced electro-optical characterization of anthraquinone dye and fullerene C60 doped guest-host liquid crystal systems

Akkurt

2014

Journal of Molecular Liquids

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Applied electric field effect on light-scattering birefringence of dye-doped liquid crystal molecule and consistent neural network empirical physical formula construction for scattering intensities

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Aliphatic/aromatic spacers based azo dye dimers: synthesis and application for optical storage devices

Aliphatic/aromatic spacers based azo dye dimers: synthesis and application for optical storage devices

Fast Photoswitching Azo Dyes

Laser induced electro-optical characterization of anthraquinone dye and fullerene C60 doped guest-host liquid crystal systems

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