Effect of electric field on the rheology of ferroelectric liquid crystal MORA-8
β Scribed by Shigeru Fukayama; Keishi Negita
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 494 KB
- Volume
- 90
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0167-7322
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β¦ Synopsis
Effects of electric field on the rheology, electrorheological' effects, are investigated on ferroelectric smectic C+ phase of 4-(6-methyl)octyl-resorcylidene-4?9ctyla
(MOKA-8). When an electric field is applied in smectic C+ phase, an incmaseoftheshearstressis observed with its behavior depending on the shear rates; at higher shear rates the shear stress increases monotonously with the electric field strex& but at lower shear rates the shear stress &eases monotonously until about 2 kV mm-r, but above this field it discontinuously decreases to lower values, which is followed by an incmase at higher electric fields. In close vicinity of the smectic C+ to isotropic phase transition point, a field induced decrease of the shearstressisobserved.
TheseERbehaviorsarediscussedon~~ofthefieldinduoed orientational changes of the smectic layer and the director and a possible field induced structuralchange.
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