Study of Isothermal Crystallization in Cholesteryl Nonanoate by Optical Methods

PrzemysłAw Adamski Institute of Physics, Technical University of łódź, ul. Zwirki, 36, łódź, Poland

Agnieszka Dylik-gromiec Institute of Physics, Technical University of łódź, ul. Zwirki, 36, łódź, Poland

Stefan Klimczyk Institute of Physics, Technical University of łódź, ul. Zwirki, 36, łódź, Poland

Marek Wojciechowski Institute of Physics, Technical University of łódź, ul. Zwirki, 36, łódź, Poland

Abstract

Recently, there have been published many studies concerned with the physical properties of liquid crystals. Among other things, the optical,¹ dielectric² and electro-optical properties and the isothermal crystallization processes^3–6 of liquid crystals are studied. The interest in the properties of liquid crystals is associated with thier numerous industrial applications.^7–9.

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