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FIG. 1. (a) Field emission scanning electron <t>microscope</t> (FE- SEM) image of a silica microrod. (b) Director twist in π- and 2π-twisted nematic cells. (c) Percentage of microrods oriented par- allel (φ = 0◦) and perpendicular (φ = 90◦) to the rubbing direction in a 2π-twisted cell. (d) <t>Polarizing</t> optical microscope images of two interacting microrods with elapsed time (Movie S1) [38]. Horizontal arrow indicates the rubbing direction. P, A indicate polarizer and analyzer.
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FIG. 1. (a) Field emission scanning electron <t>microscope</t> (FE- SEM) image of a silica microrod. (b) Director twist in π- and 2π-twisted nematic cells. (c) Percentage of microrods oriented par- allel (φ = 0◦) and perpendicular (φ = 90◦) to the rubbing direction in a 2π-twisted cell. (d) <t>Polarizing</t> optical microscope images of two interacting microrods with elapsed time (Movie S1) [38]. Horizontal arrow indicates the rubbing direction. P, A indicate polarizer and analyzer.
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FIG. 1. (a) Field emission scanning electron <t>microscope</t> (FE- SEM) image of a silica microrod. (b) Director twist in π- and 2π-twisted nematic cells. (c) Percentage of microrods oriented par- allel (φ = 0◦) and perpendicular (φ = 90◦) to the rubbing direction in a 2π-twisted cell. (d) <t>Polarizing</t> optical microscope images of two interacting microrods with elapsed time (Movie S1) [38]. Horizontal arrow indicates the rubbing direction. P, A indicate polarizer and analyzer.
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FIG. 1. (a) Field emission scanning electron microscope (FE- SEM) image of a silica microrod. (b) Director twist in π- and 2π-twisted nematic cells. (c) Percentage of microrods oriented par- allel (φ = 0◦) and perpendicular (φ = 90◦) to the rubbing direction in a 2π-twisted cell. (d) Polarizing optical microscope images of two interacting microrods with elapsed time (Movie S1) [38]. Horizontal arrow indicates the rubbing direction. P, A indicate polarizer and analyzer.

Journal: Physical Review E

Article Title: Interactions of charged microrods in chiral nematic liquid crystals

doi: 10.1103/physreve.104.014706

Figure Lengend Snippet: FIG. 1. (a) Field emission scanning electron microscope (FE- SEM) image of a silica microrod. (b) Director twist in π- and 2π-twisted nematic cells. (c) Percentage of microrods oriented par- allel (φ = 0◦) and perpendicular (φ = 90◦) to the rubbing direction in a 2π-twisted cell. (d) Polarizing optical microscope images of two interacting microrods with elapsed time (Movie S1) [38]. Horizontal arrow indicates the rubbing direction. P, A indicate polarizer and analyzer.

Article Snippet: An infrared laser tweezers setup (Aresis, Tweez 250Si) attached to an inverted optical polarizing microscope (Ti-U, Nikon) was used in the experiments [20,41,42].

Techniques: Microscopy