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Axially Polar-Ferroelectric Columnar Liquid Crystalline System That Maintains Polarization upon Switching to the Crystalline Phase: Implications for Maintaining Long …

Takahashi et al., 2023

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4310832105316701896
Author
Takahashi H
Kohri M
Kishikawa K
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ACS Applied Nano Materials

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Axially polar-ferroelectric columnar liquid crystals (AP-FCLCs) consist of nanosized axially polarized columnar molecular aggregates arranged in parallel, in which their polar directions can be switched by applying an electric field and maintained after removal of the …
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