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#[http://www.ias.ac.in/j_archive/pramana/9/5/471-480/viewpage.html S Chandrasekhar, B K Sadashiva and K A Suresh "Liquid crystals of disc-like molecules", Pramana '''9''' pp. 471-480 (1977)] | #[http://www.ias.ac.in/j_archive/pramana/9/5/471-480/viewpage.html S Chandrasekhar, B K Sadashiva and K A Suresh "Liquid crystals of disc-like molecules", Pramana '''9''' pp. 471-480 (1977)] | ||
#[http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2787677 Pier Luigi Cristinziano and Francesco Lelj "Atomistic simulation of discotic liquid crystals: Transition from isotropic to columnar phase example", Journal of Chemical Physics '''127''' 134506 (2007)] | |||
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Experimentally, discotic liquid crystals were first discovered by Sivaramakrishna Chandrasekhar for the benzene-hexa-n-alkanoates in 1977 Ref. 1
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- S Chandrasekhar, B K Sadashiva and K A Suresh "Liquid crystals of disc-like molecules", Pramana 9 pp. 471-480 (1977)
- Pier Luigi Cristinziano and Francesco Lelj "Atomistic simulation of discotic liquid crystals: Transition from isotropic to columnar phase example", Journal of Chemical Physics 127 134506 (2007)