Liquid crystal material with stabilizing agent

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1975-04-03

1976-11-09

Padgett, Benjamin R.

Compositions

Liquid crystal compositions

350160LC, C09K 334, G02F 113

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039909840

ABSTRACT:
Liquid crystals subjected to an electric field are stabilized by the addition of an electrochemically active and chemically stable material capable of undergoing reversible oxidation-reduction at the electrodes applying the field to the material. The invention is particularly for use in converting electric signals to optical signals.

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Foster, R., Organic Charge-Transfer Complexes, Academic Press, N.Y., pp. 1-12, 303-325, 384-395, pp. 52-53 (1969).

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