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Design of Polar Organic Liquid Crystalline Thin Films

Christopher Landorf, Jeremy Wolf, Chenguang Li, Wei Xie, Jeff Jacobsen, Jim Simpson, and Daniel J. Dyer

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Abstract

We describe a strategy for the design of noncentrosymmetric organic thin films with thermodynamically stable polar order. We report the thermal and optical properties of a group of hydrogen bonding liquid crystalline (LC) monomers. The self-assembly of these LC materials could lead to improved polar stability and processibility yielding novel devices that utilize pyroelectricity, piezoelectricity, or second-order NLO properties.

© 2001 Optical Society of America

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