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November 6, 2009Journal of Materials Chemistry

Effects of size, capping agent, and concentration of CdSe and CdTequantum dots doped into a nematic liquid crystal on the optical and electro-optic properties of the final colloidal liquid crystal mixture

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BKBrandy KinkeadUniversity of CalgaryTHTorsten HegmannKent State University

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