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Molecular modelling of the structures of liquid crystals based on phenyl ester mesogens in the smectic phase

KUEI-JEN LEE
Pages 661-678 | Received 01 Sep 2001, Published online: 06 Aug 2010

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KUEI-JEN LEE, GING-HO HSIUE, JUNG-LUNG WU & JR-HONG CHEN. (1999) Molecular dynamics simulations of a liquid crystalline molecule in the smectic A and E phases and in vacuum. Liquid Crystals 26:4, pages 469-482.
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Kuei-Jen Lee, Ging-Ho Hsiue, Jung-Lung Wu & Yi-An Sha. (2007) Molecular structure of side-chain liquid crystalline polysiloxane in the smectic C phase from X-ray diffraction and molecular modeling. Polymer 48:17, pages 5161-5173.
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