Interfacial layer interactions: their effects on synclinic and anticlinic smectic mesophase behaviour in liquid crystals
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Stephen J. Cowling, John W. Goodby
Through the use of bulky cyclic terminal groups, anticlinic smectic C phases have been observed in 2-methylbutyl materials based on the MHPOBC motif.
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