Reverse-Mode Polymer-Stabilized Liquid Crystal Films with Enhanced Peel Strength and Electro-Optical Performance Based on Photoreactive Self-Assembly Alignment Layers and Patterned Polymer Walls
Yishuo Wu,
Cheng Zou,
Yingjie Shi
et al.
Abstract:Polymer-stabilized
liquid crystal (PSLC) is a promising
material
toward the practical application of serving as energy-saving reverse-mode
smart windows owing to its superior electro-optical (E–O) properties,
simple and efficient processability, and compatibility to most practical
circumstances. However, its feeble peel strength originated from low
polymer content and poor adhesion between polymer networks and substrates
inhibited its large-scale flexible film production. It is still a
challenging task to deri… Show more
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