New type polarized H− ion source for the KEK 12 GeV synchrotron

Mori, Y.; Ito, Kenji; Takagi, Akiko; Kubota, C.; Fukumoto, S.

doi:10.1063/1.32764

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“…When a compound or a mixture of compounds is heated or cooled to get LC properties, it is called thermotropic liquid crystal. A majority of thermotropic LCs (about 95%) are derived from rod‐like molecules (calamitic liquid crystals) which have found application in flat panel displays, gas sensors, thermal sensors, etc . From the discovery in 1888 till 1977 these calamitic LCs ruled the field.…”

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Discotic Liquid Crystals with Graphene: Supramolecular Self‐assembly to Applications

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Kumar

2017

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In past decades many breakthroughs have been witnessed in research on liquid crystals (LCs) and the application of LCs has spread. On another side graphene is considered as a rapidly rising star on the horizon of materials science, soft condensed matter physics and promising applications. Supramolecular chemistry of LCs and graphene together is described as "chemistry beyond the molecule". A new class of 2D colloidal graphene oxide liquid crystalline material consisting discotic liquid crystallinity and their interactions with LCs present a platform for number of versatile properties and applications. This review focuses on discotic liquid crystalline (DLC) behavior of graphene oxide/reduced graphene oxide in various solvents, their characterization and application for energy storage, wet-spinning fibers, electro-optical devices, and displays etc.

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