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Liquid crystal science underlies the technology of about half the current display technology by value, an industry now worth some $10 billion per annum worldwide. The fundamental science straddles the disciplines of chemistry, physics, engineering, mathematics and computer science. Among liquid crystal scientists today there is much interest in the historical process that has brought the subject to its present level. The historical roots lie in the years following 1888, again in the interwar years, and finally in the late 60s and 70s.This book has collected important papers in the development of liquid crystal science into one reference volume. The collection is divided into sections, each of which is prefaced by a brief commentary, referring to the historic-scientific context of the time. Some of these papers are available for the first time in English. More modern papers carry a short commentary from the original author, offering recollections of the context in which the work was carried out and what its impact has been.Crystals that Flow is aimed at liquid crystal scientists- from whatever background- physics, mathematics, chemistry, engineering or computer science. Historians of science will also find this a useful reference.

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title Crystals That Flow Classic Papers From the History of Liquid - photo 1
title:Crystals That Flow : Classic Papers From the History of Liquid Crystals Liquid Crystals Book Series
author:Sluckin, Tim.; Dunmur, David; Stegemeyer, H.
publisher:Taylor & Francis Routledge
isbn10 | asin:0415257891
print isbn13:9780415257893
ebook isbn13:9780203022658
language:English
subjectLiquid crystals.
publication date:2004
lcc:QD923.C77 2004eb
ddc:530.429
subject:Liquid crystals.

Page i

CRYSTALS THAT FLOW

Page ii

THE LIQUID CRYSTALS BOOK SERIES

Edited by

G.W.GRAY, J.W.GOODBY & A.FUKUDA

The Liquid Crystals book series publishes authoritative accounts of all aspects of the field, ranging from the basic fundamentals to the forefront of research; from the physics of liquid crystals to their chemical and biological properties; and, from their self-assembling structures to their applications in devices. The series will provide readers new to liquid crystals with a firm grounding in the subject, while experienced scientists and liquid crystallographers will find that the series is an indispensable resource.

Page iii

CRYSTALS THAT FLOW

Classic papers from the history of liquid crystals

Compiled with translation and commentary by

Timothy J.Sluckin, David A.Dunmur
and Horst Stegemeyer

LONDON AND NEW YORK Page iv First published 2004 by Taylor Francis 11 New - photo 2

LONDON AND NEW YORK

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First published 2004
by Taylor & Francis
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Simultaneously published in the USA and Canada
by Taylor & Francis Inc,
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2004 Timothy J.Sluckin, David A.Dunmur and Horst Stegemeyer

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Page v

CONTENTS

Preface

xii

Acknowledgments

xviii

Section AThe early period: liquid crystals or anisotropic liquids?

Introduction

A1.

Contributions to the understanding of cholesterol (Beitrge zur Kenntiss des Cholesterins) Monatshefte fr Chemie (Wien)9,42141 (1888) (transl.)
F.Reinitzer

A2.

On flowing crystals (ber fliessende Krystalle) Zeitschrift fr Physikalische Chemie4,46272 (1889) (transl.)
O.Lehmann

A3.

On azoxyphenol ethers (Ueber Azoxyphenetolther) Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft23,173850 (1890) (transl.)
L.Gattermann and A.Ritschke

A4.

On crystalline liquids and liquid crystals (ber die Natur der kristallinischen Flssigkeiten und der flssigen Kristalle) Zeitschrift fr Elektrochemie11,95155 (1905) (transl.)
R.Schenck

Page vi

A5.

On crystalline-liquid substances (ber krystallinisch-flssige Substanzen) Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft39,80310 (1906) (transl.)
D.Vorlnder

A6.

Influence of molecular configuration on the crystalline-liquid state (Einflu der molekularen Gestalt auf den krystallinisch-flssigen Zustand) Berichte der Deutschen Chemischen Gesellschaft40,197072 (1907) (transl.)
D.Vorlnder

A7.

On the theory of the anisotropic liquids (Zur Theorie der anisotropen Flssigkeiten) Physikalische Zeitschrift9,70813 (1908) (transl.)
E.Bose

A8.

On the liquid crystals of Lehmann (Sur les cristaux liquides de Lehmann) Bulletin de la Socit franaise de Minralogie34,71117 (1911) (transl. extracts)
Ch.Mauguin

A9.

Orientation of liquid crystals by a magnetic field (Orientation des cristaux liquides par le champ magntique) Comptes rendus de lAcadmie des Sciences152,168083 (1911) (transl.)
Ch.Mauguin

A10.

The orientation of anisotropic liquids on crystals (Orientation des liquides anisotropes sur les cristaux) Bulletin de la Socit franaise de Minralogie39,164213 (1916) (transl. extracts)
F.Grandjean

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Section BThe inter-war period: anisotropic liquids or mesomorphic phases?

Introduction

B1.

The mesomorphic states of matter (Les tats msomorphes de la matire) Annales de Physique18,273474 (1922) (transl. extracts)
G.Friedel

B2.

Diffraction of X-rays by smectic substances (La diffraction des Rayons X par les corps smectiques) Comptes rendus de lAcadmie des Sciences176,73840 (1923) (transl.)
M.de Broglie and E.Friedel

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