Liquid crystal device, composition therefor, and method for prep

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252299, 260566D, G02F 113, C09K 334

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040185079

ABSTRACT:
A nematic liquid crystal composition comprises a fluorinated Schiff base of the general formula, X--Ph--HC=N--Ph--F, where X is an alkyl, acyl, acyloxy or alkoxy group having from 1 to 10 carbon atoms, and a p-alkoxy benzylidene-p-alkyl aniline, if desired with a small amount of a p-alkoxy benzylidene-p-cyanoaniline. An electro-optical device comprises a container for a layer of the liquid crystal composition described, a layer of such composition therein, and means to supply a current across all or a selected or predetermined area of such layer to cause alignment of the liquid crystals. Methods of making the fluorinated Schiff base, the liquid crystal composition and the device are provided.

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