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Phase Transitions
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Volume 87, 2014 - Issue 7
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Molecular orientation of lyotropic nematic phase in a mixture of two non-mesogenic compounds

T.N. GovindaiahPost-Graduate Department of Physics, Government College (Autonomous), Mandya, IndiaCorrespondence[email protected]
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H.R. SreepadPost-Graduate Department of Physics, Government College (Autonomous), Mandya, India
Pages 729-736 | Received 07 Mar 2014, Accepted 31 May 2014, Published online: 08 Jul 2014

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Aykut Evren Yavuz. (2021) Macroscopic and microscopic order parameters of lyotropic nematic liquid crystals by polarised light microscopy. Phase Transitions 94:3-4, pages 236-244.
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T. N. Govindaiah. (2016) Studies on Anisotropic Molecular Orientation and Mesophase Stability in a Ternary Mixture of Liquid Crystalline Materials. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 626:1, pages 141-150.
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T. N. Govindaiah. (2016) Phase Transition and Optical Characterization of Mesophase Stability of Nematic and Columnar Biphasic Regions. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 626:1, pages 124-129.
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T. N. Govindaiah. (2016) Nano Molecular Self Assembly in the Formation of Induced Mesomorphism in Mixture of ChCl, DTAC, and EG. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 626:1, pages 100-107.
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T. N. Govindaiah. (2016) Nano segregation and thermal stability of TGB and re-entrant smectic-A phases in a ternary mixture of liquid crystalline materials. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 625:1, pages 93-98.
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T. N. Govindaiah. (2015) TGB and Re-entrant Smectic-A Phases in Ternary Mixture of Liquid Crystalline Materials. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 623:1, pages 80-86.
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T. N. Govindaiah. (2015) Studies on Optical Characterization and Nano-Aggregation of Molecules in Ternary Mixture of Liquid Crystalline Materials. Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals 623:1, pages 74-79.
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T.N. Govindaiah & H.R. Sreepad. (2015) Phase diagram involving the mesomorphic behavior of binary mixture of sodium oleate and orthophosphoric acid. Phase Transitions 88:4, pages 375-382.
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T.N. Govindaiah & H.R. Sreepad. (2015) Study on optical characterization of TGB and reentrant smectic-A phases in binary mixture of two liquid crystals. Phase Transitions 88:4, pages 368-374.
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T.N. Govindaiah & H.R. Sreepad. (2015) Optical and thermal studies on viscous lamellar smectic phases in binary mixture of DTAC and ortho-phosphoric acid. Phase Transitions 88:1, pages 101-108.
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T.N. Govindaiah & H.R. Sreepad. (2015) Phase transition and thermal characterization of induced smectic phases in a ternary mixture. Journal of Molecular Liquids 202, pages 75-78.
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