Synthesis and mesomorphic properties of novel tolane-type liquid crystals

Zhao, Dongfeng; Meng, Qing Yong; Cui, Xiao Peng; Yang, Huai

doi:10.1016/j.cclet.2009.04.038

Chinese Chemical Letters

2009

DOI: 10.1016/j.cclet.2009.04.038

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Synthesis and mesomorphic properties of novel tolane-type liquid crystals

Dongfeng Zhao

Qing Yong Meng

Xiao Peng Cui

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“…The scanning rate was 10ºC/min. [22,23] All experiments made on single dyes, except solubility, were repeated for dye mixture. These solutions were obtained by dissolving 0.5 mg of each of two dyes in 99 mg of the LC (i.e.…”

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Characterisation of azo dye and carbon nanoparticle-doped guest–host liquid crystalline matrix

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2014

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During the recent years, liquid crystals (LCs) have much attention owing to their wide range of possible application and structural properties in electronics and optics. In this study, two different azo structured dyes (Disperse Yellow 3 and 7) and their mixture were separately doped to each of two different nematic LCs (E8 and E63). Their solubilities (except dye mixture), order parameters, textures and phase transition temperatures were determined. Single-walled nanotubes and fullerene C60 in a small amount were separately added to each of these solutions, and the experiments were repeated at the final stage analogously except solubilities. The solubilities of dyes in the LC E63 were lower than those of E8. The highest order parameter value was attained with Yellow 7 dye in E63 nematic host.

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Characterisation of azo dye and carbon nanoparticle-doped guest–host liquid crystalline matrix

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Naphthylethyne based liquid crystals with high birefringence and characteristics of selective reflection

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Assessment on functionalized conjugated acetylide and its designated acetylide-imine moieties towards Acanthamoeba sp.: An in vitro bioindicator study

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Foong

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Synthesis and mesomorphic properties of novel tolane-type liquid crystals

Cited by 8 publications

References 13 publications

Characterisation of azo dye and carbon nanoparticle-doped guest–host liquid crystalline matrix

Characterisation of azo dye and carbon nanoparticle-doped guest–host liquid crystalline matrix

Naphthylethyne based liquid crystals with high birefringence and characteristics of selective reflection

Assessment on functionalized conjugated acetylide and its designated acetylide-imine moieties towards Acanthamoeba sp.: An in vitro bioindicator study

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