Titlebook: Liquid Crystals and Ordered Fluids; Proceedings of an Am Julian F. Johnson,Roger S. Porter (Chairman) Conference proceedings 1970 Springer

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The Use of Slightly Soluble, Non-Polar Solutes as Probes for Obtaining Evidence of Water Structure,egative enthalpy of iceberg formation to give the net small or negative enthalpy of solution and the corresponding entropy of solution. They conclude that the iceberg formation of water promotes the solubility of non-polar solutes (at room temperature relative totemperatures above 120.C) and that th

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,Cholesteric and Nematic Structures of Poly-γ-Benzyl-L-Glutamate,inson as ‘cholesteric’. The structure is easily recognized with a polarizing microscope. The birefringent PBLG solutions present an image very reminiscent of a finger print. [As shown in Figure 1 (a)]. The spacing between the alternating bright and dark retardation lines, S, is equal to one-half of