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Shift of nematic – isotropic phase transition temperature in thin layer metallomesogens complex. / Polushin, S.G.; Rogozhin, V.B.; Polushina, G.E.; Lezova, I.E.; Rjumtsev, E.I.; Knyazev, A.A.; Galyametdinov, Yu.G.

в: Doklady Physical Chemistry, Том 471, part2, № 5, 2016, стр. 197-200.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданиях › статья › Рецензирование

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Polushin, SG, Rogozhin, VB, Polushina, GE, Lezova, IE, Rjumtsev, EI, Knyazev, AA & Galyametdinov, YG 2016, 'Shift of nematic – isotropic phase transition temperature in thin layer metallomesogens complex.', Doklady Physical Chemistry, Том. 471, part2, № 5, стр. 197-200. https://doi.org/10.1134/S0012501616120022

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Polushin, S. G., Rogozhin, V. B., Polushina, G. E., Lezova, I. E., Rjumtsev, E. I., Knyazev, A. A., & Galyametdinov, Y. G. (2016). Shift of nematic – isotropic phase transition temperature in thin layer metallomesogens complex. Doklady Physical Chemistry, 471, part2(5), 197-200. https://doi.org/10.1134/S0012501616120022

Vancouver

Polushin SG, Rogozhin VB, Polushina GE, Lezova IE, Rjumtsev EI, Knyazev AA и пр. Shift of nematic – isotropic phase transition temperature in thin layer metallomesogens complex. Doklady Physical Chemistry. 2016;471, part2(5):197-200. https://doi.org/10.1134/S0012501616120022

Author

Polushin, S.G. ; Rogozhin, V.B. ; Polushina, G.E. ; Lezova, I.E. ; Rjumtsev, E.I. ; Knyazev, A.A. ; Galyametdinov, Yu.G. / Shift of nematic – isotropic phase transition temperature in thin layer metallomesogens complex. в: Doklady Physical Chemistry. 2016 ; Том 471, part2, № 5. стр. 197-200.

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title = "Shift of nematic – isotropic phase transition temperature in thin layer metallomesogens complex.",
abstract = "Abstract—The effect of boundaries on the nematic–isotropic phase transition temperature in a melt of a metallomesogenic complex was studied for the first time. This was done by comparison of the electro-optical constant of the isotropic phase with the dielectric and optical anisotropy of the nematic phase on the basis of the Landau–de Gennes theory. In a real experiment, the two liquid phases (nematic and isotropic ones) coexist in a range of several degrees around the transition. According to polarization microscopy data, the phase transition temperature decreases by more than 10C as the metallomesogen layer thickness is reduced from 200 to 5 m.",
author = "S.G. Polushin and V.B. Rogozhin and G.E. Polushina and I.E. Lezova and E.I. Rjumtsev and A.A. Knyazev and Yu.G. Galyametdinov",
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AB - Abstract—The effect of boundaries on the nematic–isotropic phase transition temperature in a melt of a metallomesogenic complex was studied for the first time. This was done by comparison of the electro-optical constant of the isotropic phase with the dielectric and optical anisotropy of the nematic phase on the basis of the Landau–de Gennes theory. In a real experiment, the two liquid phases (nematic and isotropic ones) coexist in a range of several degrees around the transition. According to polarization microscopy data, the phase transition temperature decreases by more than 10C as the metallomesogen layer thickness is reduced from 200 to 5 m.

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