Document Type
Conference Paper
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Abstract
Spontaneous Mirror-Symmetry and appearance of chiral self-assembled superstructures in non-chiral systems represents a fascinating field of contemporary research with potential applications. For long time the formation of helical superstructure was associated with enantiomeric chiral molecules. Later on Pasteur showed that that the racemic mixtures of chiral molecules can resolve spontaneously into two chiral forms. Such deracemization or symmetry breaking in racemic mixtures was observed during crystallization. In recent years interest in mirror-symmetry breaking extended to soft matter systems.
DOI
https://doi.org/10.21427/D76R6X
Recommended Citation
Panarin, Y., Sreenilayam, S.P. & Vij, J. (2016). Spontaneous Mirror-Symmetry Breaking in Different non-Chiral Liquid Crystalline Systems. IC1208 MCM7 & WG meeting 2016. Integrating devices and materials: a challenge for new instrumentation in ICT 14th-15th April 2016.
Publication Details
IC1208 MCM7 & WG meeting 2016. Integrating Devices and Materials: A Challenge for New Instrumentation in ICT, 14th-15th April, 2016.