Influence of Optical Purity on Stability of Chiral Smectic-C Phase in Antiferroelectric Liquid Crystal under Pressure
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The complex dielectric constants of 4-(1-methylheptyloxycalbonyl) phenyl 4$'$-octyloxybiphenyl-4-carboxylate (MHPOBC) with different optical purities ($R:S = 6:4$, $9:1$) were measured under pressure. In MHPOBC ($R:S=6:4$, 20%ee), the temperature width of the chiral smectic-C (SmC*) phase increased with pressure. On the other hand, the temperature width of the SmC* phase in MHPOBC ($R:S=9:1$, 80%ee) was almost independent of pressure at low pressures, but the SmC* phase vanished above 100 MPa. The chiral smectic-C<sub>\alpha</sub> (SmC<sub>\alpha</sub>*) phase instead of the SmC* phase widened at 150 MPa. From these results, including those of previous studies, the SmC* phase widened with pressure when the optical purity was below 50%ee and vanished under pressure when the optical purity was above 80%ee. It is suggested that the disappearance of the SmC* phase under pressure is related to the appearance of the SmC<sub>\alpha</sub>* phase at atmospheric pressure.
- 2011-09-25
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