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Liquid Crystals
Liquid Crystals

By H. Baumgärtel, H. Stegemeyer, E. U. Franck, Horst Stegemeyer (Editor), Ludwig Pohl (Contributor), D. Demus (Contributor), G. Pelzl (Contributor), Heino Finkelmann (Contributor), Karl Hiltrop (Contributor), Martin Schadt (Contributor)

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In 1959, about 1400 compounds forming liquid crystalline phases were known; by 1992, this number had increased to about 50 000. In portable devices like wristwatches, pocket caculators, measuring i...

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