Talk:Liquid crystal
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I thought that the liquid crystal in an LCD turned into a half-wave plate in an electric field, and the LCD has a polarizer in it. -phma
Any info on what materials go into liquid crystals?
[edit] Technical flag gone, okay?
I made a stab at making the intro less technical (without being uninformative). I removed the 'technical' flag. I would encourage others to read what's there and put the technical flag back in if it is still too confusing. Kebes 16:57, 20 Apr 2005 (UTC)
Link to wrong Chandrasekhar at bottom of article. -Pat
[edit] Toxicity of liquid crystal materials
Does someone have the knowledge to add a section to the main page regarding the toxicity of various liquid crystal materials? It's not my area of expertise, but I know that extensive literature exists on the subject. DFH 10:55, 17 August 2006 (UTC)
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