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Polymer-dispersed liquid crystal (PDLC) materials are of interest both for their potential in display technology and the fascinating science found in liquid crystals confined to small cavities. Liquid Crystal Dispersions is a comprehensive overview of the science and technology of this new class of materials. Topics covered include formation of PDLC devices, a catalog of droplet structures and transformations, device electro-optical properties, and applications. Liquid Crystal Dispersions will be of value to the nonspecialists keen on gaining an overview of this new field, as well as to specialists interested in a comprehensive review of work in this area.

Polymer liquid crystals. --- Liquid crystals. --- Crystals, Liquid --- Light sources --- Crystals, Polymer liquid --- Liquid crystal polymers --- Liquid crystalline polymers --- Liquid crystals, Polymer --- Polymeric liquid crystals --- Liquid crystals --- Polymers

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Dislocations in crystals --- Crystalline interfaces

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Liquid crystals. --- Crystals, Liquid --- Light sources --- Liquid crystals --- 532.783 --- 532.783 Anisotropic liquids. Liquid crystals --- Anisotropic liquids. Liquid crystals --- Offprints

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Metal crystals. --- Metal-metal bonds. --- Transition metal complexes.

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Soft condensed matter. --- Amorphous substances --- Liquid crystals --- Surface chemistry --- Surface tension