Titlebook: Liquid Crystals and Ordered Fluids; Volume 2 Julian F. Johnson,Roger S. Porter Book 1974 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1974 Diff

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Molecular Order and Molecular Theories of Liquid Crystals,heory of the nematic phase. Kobayashi (2) and I (3) independently formulated a theory of the smectic A phase which has proved quite useful. This year I (4) worked out a molecular theory of the smectic C phase and my student, Bob Meyer, (5) has extended that theory to the smectic B and H phases.

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A New Lyotropic Nematic Mesophase,hase is a quaternary system composed of sodium decyl sulfate, decanol, sodium sulfate and water, with corresponding solvent capabilities not generally exhibited by thermo-tropic liquid crystals. In addition it possesses the property, of special interest in NMR spectroscopy, that its ordering is not

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NMR Studies of the Interaction Between Sodium Ions and Anionic Surfactants in Some Amphiphile-Watere biological membranes have been shown to have several properties in common with liquid crystals formed by ionic amphiphiles and water.. Furthermore, it has been observed that phase equilibria. and aggregate shapes. depend markedly on the nature of the counter-ion in surfactant systems; and, therefo

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The Dependence of Some Properties of Aqueous Liquid Crystalline Phases on Their Water Content,esides the amphiphile contain another organic component possessing lipophilic or amphiphilic properties. As always when it is the question of equilibria between different phases at constant temperature and pressure the conditions for equilibrium between the phases is the equality of the activities o

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K?rt Grizzuti,Gertrude E. Perlmann are sensitive to the thought of their own day find themselves increasingly forced to abandon or reinterpret the claims of historic Christianity. Compared with their ancestors in the faith, almost all contemporary Christians are to a greater or lesser extent non-realist in their understanding of at

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C. E. Tarr,R. M. Dennery,A. M. Fullerresolve potential social conflict and a mutually beneficial societal contract was established. Genesis achieved the vision of a universal brotherhood of humans. This chapter discusses the apparent counter-story in the book of Exodus when cooperation between Egypt and Israel broke down in a dramatic