We report a method to prepare a polymer-stabilized liquid-crystal blue phase that is effective over a wide range of temperature. There are two main key points about this method: (1) A precursor solution is injected into the cell at an enough high temperature above the blue phase–isotropic phase transition point, and (2) a photo-polymerization process with a deeply supercooled blue phase of the precursor solution stabilizes the phase. Thus, a polymer-stabilized “supercooled” blue phase is achieved through photo-polymerization over a wide range of temperature. The proposed method will be very beneficial for manufacturing blue-phase-mode liquid crystal displays.
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