Compositions – Liquid crystal compositions
Patent
1973-07-19
1976-01-13
Sebastian, Leland A.
Compositions
Liquid crystal compositions
252408, 350150, 350160LC, G02F 116
Patent
active
039322980
ABSTRACT:
Nematic liquid crystal compositions including a relatively small amount of a charge-transfer acceptor dopant exhibit substantially different voltage-transmission characteristics in dynamic scattering as compared to undoped nematic liquids. Nematic compositions based on azoxy compounds and dopants of the cyano or halo tetra substituted quinone types are preferred.
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Gron T. S.
Sebastian Leland A.
Temple University
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