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A study of mesomorphic properties of Rod shaped 1, 2, 4-triazine integrated imine compounds

sushma ., B. S. Priya, S. Ananda, M. P. Sadashiva, K.M. Lokanatha Rai

Abstract


Synthesis of typical rod-like liquid crystals has a great interest in numerous applications. The model has a terminal chain attached to only one end of the central rigid core. At the other end of the rigid core is a functional group that can be either polar or nonpolar. There are three kinds of rod-like liquid crystal, in this segment applies specifically to materials with template designs. Generally, terminal groups which are polar and conjugated to the aromatic core be inclined to form nematic phases, whereas nonpolar not-conjugated groups lean toward forming smectic a and b. The studies mainly concentrated on nonpolar substituents to the terminal. Generally, terminal groups which are polar and conjugated to the aromatic core be inclined to form nematic phases, whereas nonpolar not-conjugated groups lean toward forming smectic a and b. The studies mainly concentrated on nonpolar substituents to the terminal. The present rod-shaped 1,2,4-triazine integrated imine compounds show various
mesophases like SmA, SmCa, and a few unidentified mesophases viz., SmX1, SmX2, etc. These chemicals exhibit a reversible photo-switching phenomenon that has important applications, according to preliminary tests.


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