Photoluminescent and liquid-crystalline properties of donor-acceptor-type 2,5-diarylthiazoles.

Photoluminescent and liquid-crystalline properties of donor-acceptor-type 2,5-diarylthiazoles.
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10.1002/asia.200600305
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2007-02
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Chemistry, an Asian journal
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Junichi Shikuma;A. Mori;K. Masui;R. Matsuura;A. Sekiguchi;H. Ikegami;Masuki Kawamoto;T. Ikeda
Junichi Shikuma;A. Mori;K. Masui;R. Matsuura;A. Sekiguchi;H. Ikegami;Masuki Kawamoto;T. Ikeda
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Junichi Shikuma;A. Mori;K. Masui;R. Matsuura;A. Sekiguchi;H. Ikegami;Masuki Kawamoto;T. Ikeda

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