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(1.1) where the unknown function u represents the mol fraction of liquid 3He, and the complex-valued function (psi=psi_{1} +ipsi_{2}) describes the phase transition of liquid 4He between the normal and superfluid states.
Finally, the transition of liquid crystalline mesophase in response to the temperature in the P3HT copolymers was investigated by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and polarizing optical microscopy (POM).
Based on the neo-classical elastic energy of liquid crystal elastomers, the opto-mechanical behavior is modeled by considering the effect of photoisomerization on the nematic-isotropic transition of liquid crystal phase.
The validity of our approach is illustrated by two nontrivial examples from soft condensed matter physics, namely the nematic isotropic transition of liquid crystals and the ordered-to-ordered phase transition of diblock copolymers.
The transition of liquid carbon from semi-metal properties (resistivity decreasing with increase of input energy) to metal-like behavior (resistivity increasing with increase of input energy) was obtained at a high input energy (25 75 kJ/g) and at a high, but not measured, pressure.
These facts support the present finding that fluorescence imaging visualized the immediate transition of liquid EN without pectin into the small intestine after ingestion.
For instance, high-intensity ultrasound pulses have been used to generate gas microbubbles according to the phase transitions of liquid PFC.
Using the proposed model, the phase transition phenomena of liquid crystal molecules as the density varies from 0.32 to 0.24, have been investigated.
After the injection was terminated, microseismicity possibly associated with the phase transition of the liquid was found.
The orientational transition of the liquid crystal was readily apparent as an optical signal that was visible to the naked eye.
The goal of this study was to explore the rate-dependent behavior of the stretch-induced polydomain-monodomain (PM) transition of a liquid crystal elastomer (LCE).
