Liquid crystals New designs in cholesteric colour

Peter Palffy-Muhoray ()
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Peter Palffy-Muhoray: Liquid Crystal Institute, Kent State University

Nature, 1998, vol. 391, issue 6669, 745-746

Abstract: The optical properties of cholesteric liquid crystals have been turned to good effect in ink and paint technologies, and in flat-panel displays and thermal imaging. Now a new development involving these materials has come along. It is a cholesteric glass, which is stable at room temperature, and offers rewritable, full-colour image recording. Among the potential applications are information display and storage.

Date: 1998
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