Liquid crystal composition containing novel dibenzothiophene polymerizable compound and application thereof
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of liquid crystal, in particular to a liquid crystal composition containing a novel dibenzothiophene polymerizable compound polymerizable monomer.
Background
Negative liquid crystals, which were proposed at the beginning of the 80's last century, are mainly used in the VA mode, which has very excellent contrast performance, but has significant viewing angle problems and response time problems, and in order to solve the viewing angle problems, display technologies such as MVA, PVA, CPA, etc., which are essentially to solve the viewing angle problems using multi-domains and achieve good effects, have been proposed. However, the display industry has been plagued by problems of increased difficulty and response time in the art, until PSVA (polymer stabilized vertical alignment) technology has been proposed, which uses polymers to achieve multi-domain and pretilt angle control to achieve fast response and wide viewing angle liquid crystal displays.
The existence of the polymerizable monomer and the liquid crystal causes the voltage holding ratio of the liquid crystal to be reduced, so a working procedure needs to be added in the production process of the liquid crystal display to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer, and in order to ensure the full reaction, the time is usually longer, so the process time is prolonged, and the productivity is reduced; on the other hand, since the glass substrate needs to be exposed for a period of time after the completion of the preceding process, the surface layer of the panel is contaminated by the pollution source in the environment, which results in the degradation of the quality of the liquid crystal display.
The invention aims to provide a liquid crystal material capable of reacting quickly, shorten the polymerization time of polymerizable monomers and improve the production capacity of liquid crystal displays; the interval time of the working procedures in the production process of the liquid crystal display is shortened, and the quality of the liquid crystal display is improved.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention aims to provide a liquid crystal composition which has the characteristic of high reaction speed, and a polymerizable monomer represented by a general formula I is added into the composition:
the P is1、P2、P3Independently of one another, an acrylate, methacrylate, fluoroacrylate, chloroacrylate, vinyloxy, oxetane or epoxy group;
z is1Represents a single bond, -O-, -S-, -CO-O-, -O-CO-O-, -CH ═ N-, -N ═ CH-, -N ═ N-, -C ≡ C-, C1-C12Alkylene or alkenyl of (a), wherein said C1-C12May be independently substituted with F, Cl, or CN, and one or more non-adjacent-CH2The radicals may be replaced, independently of one another, by-O-, -S-, -NH-, -CO-, COO-, -OCO-, -OCOO-, -SCO-, -COS-or an olefinic bond in such a way that they are not linked directly to one another;
z is2、Z3Independently of one another, represents a single bond, -O-, -S-, -CO-O-, -O-CO-O-, -CH ═ N-, -N ═ CH-, -N ═ N-, -C ≡ C-, C1-C12 alkylene or alkenyl1-C12May be independently substituted with F, Cl, or CN, and one or more non-adjacent-CH2The radicals may be replaced, independently of one another, by-O-, -S-, -NH-, -CO-, COO-, -OCO-, -OCOO-, -SCO-or-COS-in a manner not linked directly to one another;
L1,L2、L3、L4independently of one another represent-F, -Cl, -CN, -NO2、-CH3、-C2H5、-C(CH3)3、-CH(CH3)2、-CH2CH(CH3)C2H5、-OCH3、-OC2H5、-COCH3、-COC2H5、-COOCH3、-COOC2H5、-CF3、
-OCF3、-OCHF2or-OC2F5;
r1、r2、r3、r4Each independently represents an integer of 0 to 4;
m and n independently represent 0 or 1;
the mass percentage of the polymerizable monomer represented by the general formula I in the liquid crystal composition is 0.1-5%; preferably 0.2 to 0.5%.
The compound of the general formula I provided by the invention is a polymerizable monomer, and the compound is polymerized under the irradiation of ultraviolet light to form a stable structure, so that the stable alignment of liquid crystal molecules is promoted.
The composition of the present invention is composed of a polymerizable monomer represented by I and a base system including one or more of compounds represented by general formulas II to V:
wherein R is1、R2、R3、R4、R5、R6、R7、R8Each independently represents C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C12A linear alkenyl group of (a); z5、Z6Each independently represents CH2O、CH2CH2;A3、A4Each independently represents trans-1, 4-cyclohexyl or 1, 4-phenylene;
preferably, the mass percentage of the compounds represented by the general formulas II to V in the basic system is 10 to 75 percent, and more preferably 22 to 65 percent;
the compound represented by the general formulas III, IV and V is further preferably selected, and the mass percent of the compound represented by the general formulas III, IV and V in the basic system is 32-58%;
or, the compound represented by the general formulas II and III is further preferably selected, and the mass percentage of the compound represented by the general formulas II and III in the basic system is 22-65%;
or, the compound represented by general formulas II, III and IV is further preferable, and the mass percentage of the compound represented by general formulas II, III and IV in the basic system is 38-59.5%.
Preferably, the compound represented by the general formula I is selected from one or more of the following structures;
the compound provided by the general formula II is a compound with a two-ring structure and a2, 3-difluorobenzene structure, has larger negative dielectric anisotropy and excellent intersolubility, and has obvious effects on improving the negative dielectric anisotropy and improving the low temperature of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, the compound of formula II is selected from one or more of formula IIA, formula IIB:
wherein R is1Each independently represents C1~C7Straight chain alkyl or C2~C5A linear alkenyl group of (a); r2Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy groups of (1).
The compound represented by the general formula III is a tricyclic compound containing a2, 3-difluorobenzene structure, has larger negative dielectric anisotropy and high clearing point, and can improve the clearing point and the negative dielectric anisotropy of the liquid crystal composition.
Specifically, the compound represented by the general formula III is selected from one or more of formula IIIA and formula IIIB:
wherein R is3Each independently represents C1~C7Straight chain alkyl or C2~C5A linear alkenyl group of (a); r4Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy groups of (1).
The compound provided by the general formula IV is a compound with a double-ring structure and a2, 3-difluorobenzene structure, has larger negative dielectric anisotropy and excellent intersolubility, and has obvious effects on improving the negative dielectric anisotropy and improving the low temperature of the liquid crystal composition.
Specifically, the compound of formula IV is selected from one or more of formula IVA, formula IVB:
wherein R is5Each independently represents C1~C7Straight chain alkyl or C2~C5A linear alkenyl group of (a); r6Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy groups of (1).
The compound provided by the general formula V is a tricyclic compound containing a2, 3-difluorobenzene structure, has larger negative dielectric anisotropy and high clearing point, and can improve the clearing point and the negative dielectric anisotropy of the liquid crystal composition.
Specifically, the compound shown in the general formula V is selected from one or more of formula VA and formula VB:
wherein R is7Each independently represents C1~C7Straight chain alkyl or C2~C5A linear alkenyl group of (a); r8Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy groups of (1).
Preferably, the polymerizable monomer represented by the general formula I is selected from one or more of the following compounds:
preferably, the compound represented by the general formula II is selected from one or more of IIA 1-IIB 24:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula II is selected from one or more of IIA14, IIA16, IIA22, IIB16, IIB17, IIB24 and IIB 26; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula II is selected from one or more of IIA14, IIA16, IIA22, IIB16, IIB17 and IIB 24;
preferably, the compound represented by the general formula III is selected from one or more of IIIA 1-IIIB 24:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula III is selected from one or more of IIIA1, IIIA2, IIIA10, IIIA13, IIIA14, IIIA15, IIIA16, IIIA18, IIIB1, IIIB2, IIIB13, IIIB14, IIIB15 and IIIB 22; particularly preferably one or more of IIIA1, IIIA2, IIIA10, IIIA13, IIIA14, IIIA15, IIIB13, IIIB14 and IIIB 22;
preferably, the compound represented by the general formula IV is selected from one or more of IVA 1-IVB 24:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula IV is selected from one or more of IVA10, IVA14, IVA16, IVA22, IVB14 and IVB 16; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula IV is selected from one or more of IVA10, IVA14 and IVB 14;
and/or the compound represented by the general formula V is selected from one or more of VA 1-VB 16:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula V is selected from one or more of VA5, VA6, VA7, VA8, VB5 and VB 6; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula V is selected from one or more of VA5, VA6, VB5 and VB 6.
Preferably, the base system further comprises a compound represented by formula VII:
wherein R is11、R12Each independently represents C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C12A linear alkenyl group of (a); a. the6、A7Each independently represents trans-1, 4-cyclohexyl or 1, 4-phenylene;
the compound represented by the general formula VII is a two-ring structure neutral compound, and the structure has very low rotational viscosity, so that the rotational viscosity of the liquid crystal composition is reduced, and the response time is effectively prolonged.
Preferably, the compound represented by formula VII is selected from one or more of VIIA to VIIC:
wherein R is11Each independently represents C1~C7Straight chain alkyl or C2~C7A linear alkenyl group of (a); r12 each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C7A linear alkenyl group of (a);
further preferably, the compound represented by the general formula VII is selected from one or more of VIIA1 to VIIC 25:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula VII is selected from one or more of VIIA2, VIIA6, VIIA14, VIIA18, VIIA20, VIIA22, VIIA24, VIIA26, VIIA27, VIIA32, VIIA36, VIIB2, VIIB8, VIIB14, VIIB18, VIIB26, VIIC2, VIIC4, VIIC6, VIIC17, VIIC18, VIIC28, VIIC30, VIIC32, VIIC34, VIIC43, VIIC 44; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula VII is selected from one or more of VIIA2, VIIA6, VIIA22, VIIA26, VIIA27, VIIB14, VIIB18, VIIC4, VIIC6, VIIC18, VIIC28, VIIC 32;
preferably, the mass fraction of the compound represented by the general formula VII in the basic system is 5-58%.
Preferably, the base system further comprises one or more of the compounds represented by the general formula compounds VI, VIII, IX and X; formula VI is:
wherein R is9、R10Each independently represents C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C12A linear alkenyl group of (a); n is1、n2Each independently represents 0 or 1; a. the5Represents trans-1, 4-cyclohexyl, 1, 4-phenylene, one or more H atoms of which may be substituted by F on the phenyl ring;
the compound represented by the general formula VI is a compound containing a cyclohexene structure and a2, 3-difluorobenzene structure, and the structure has larger dielectric anisotropy.
Preferably, the compound represented by formula VI is selected from one or more of VIA to VID:
wherein R is9Each independently represents C2~C7A linear alkyl or linear alkenyl group of (a); r10Each independently represents C1~C5Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy groups of (1).
Further preferably, the compound represented by formula VI is selected from one or more of VIA 1-VID 16:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula VI provided by the present invention is selected from one or more of VIA6, VIA8, VIA14, VIB6, VIB7, VIB10, VIB14, VIC5, VIC6, VIC14, VID5, VID 6; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula VI is selected from one or more of VIB6, VIB10, VIC5, VIC6, VID5 and VID 6;
preferably, the mass percentage of the compound represented by the general formula VI in the basic system is 0-30%;
and/or, formula VIII is:
wherein R is13、R14Each independently represents C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C12A linear alkenyl group of (a); a. the8Each independently represents trans-1, 4-cyclohexyl or 1, 4-phenylene;
the compound represented by the general formula VIII has a high clearing point and a large elastic constant, and is very effective in increasing the clearing point and increasing the elastic constant of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, the compound represented by formula VIII is selected from one or more of groups VIIIA through VIIIB:
wherein R is13Each independently represents C2~C7A linear alkyl or linear alkenyl group of (a); r14Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C7A linear alkenyl group of (a);
further preferably, the compound represented by formula VIII is selected from one or more of VIIIA1 to VIIIB 24:
more preferably, the compound represented by formula VIII is selected from one or more of VIIIA2, VIIIA6, VIIIA10, VIIIA17, VIIIA18, VIIIA25, VIIIA31, VIIIA37, VIIIB2, VIIIB6, VIIIB8, VIIIB25, VIIIB27, VIIIB31, VIIIB33, VIIIB 50; more preferably, the compound represented by formula VIII is selected from one or more of VIIIA2, VIIIA6, VIIIA17, VIIIA25, VIIIA37, VIIIB2, VIIIB6, VIIIB8, VIIIB 50;
preferably, the mass percentage of the compound represented by the general formula VIII in the basic system is 0-21%;
and/or, a compound represented by formula IX:
wherein R is15Each independently represents C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C12A linear alkenyl group of (a); r16Each independently represent F, C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy or C2~C12A linear alkenyl group of (a); l is5、L7、L8Each independently represents H or F; l is6Each independently represent H, CH3、F。
The compound represented by the general formula IX is a terphenyl compound, and the compound has large optical anisotropy and can effectively improve the optical anisotropy of the liquid crystal composition.
Specifically, the compound represented by the general formula IX is selected from one or more of IXA to IXF:
wherein R is15Each independently represents C1~C7The linear alkyl group of (1); r16Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy groups of (1).
Preferably, the compound represented by formula IX is selected from one or more of IXA 1-IXI 24:
more preferably, the compound represented by formula IX is selected from one or more of IXA2, IXA3, IXA4, IXA8, IXB1, IXB2, IXC1, IXC2, IXD1, IXD2, IXE2, IXE3, IXF1, IXG2, IXH2, IXI2, IXI14, IXI21, IXI 22; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula IX is selected from one or more of IXA2, IXA3, IXE2, IXE3, IXG2, IXH2, IXI2, IXI14, IXI 21;
preferably, the mass percentage of the compound represented by the general formula IX in the basic system is 0-25%;
and/or, the liquid crystal composition provided by the invention can also comprise one or more compounds represented by the general formula X:
wherein R is17、R18Each independently represents C1~C12Linear alkyl, linear alkoxy, C2~C12The linear alkenyl group of (a), cyclopropylmethylene group, cyclopropylmethylenoxy group, cyclopentyl group, cyclopentylidene group, cyclopentyloxy group, cyclopentylmethenoxy group; l is9Each independently represents O or S;
the compound represented by the general formula X provided by the invention has very large negative dielectric anisotropy, and can effectively improve the negative dielectric anisotropy of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, the compound represented by the general formula X is selected from one or more of XA to XF:
wherein R is17Each independently represents C1~C7Linear alkyl or linear alkoxy of (a);
further preferably, the compound represented by the general formula X is selected from one or more of XA1 to XI 4:
more preferably, the compound represented by the general formula X is selected from one or more of XA36, XA37, XA38, XB9, XB10, XC9, XC10, XD9, XD10, XE36, XE37, XE38, XF9, XF10, XG9, XG10, XH9, XH 10; particularly preferably, the compound represented by the general formula X is selected from one or more of XA37, XA38, XB9, XB10, XC9, XC10, XD9, XD10, XE37, XE38, XF9, XF10, XG9, XG10, XH9, XH 10;
preferably, the mass percentage of the compound represented by the general formula X in the basic system is 0-25%.
Preferably, the composition of the present invention comprises a polymeric monomer represented by formula I and a base system:
preferably, the composition is prepared from the following raw materials in parts by mass:
in the basic system, the dosage of each component is as follows:
(1) 10-75% of a compound represented by general formula II-V;
(2)0 to 45% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3)1 to 70% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 40% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 40% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.1-5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition;
further preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are:
(1) 15-70% of a compound represented by general formula II-V;
(2)0 to 35% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 4-65% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 22-65% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 29% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 6-58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1)25 to 65% of compounds represented by general formulas III to V;
(2)0 to 35% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 4-55% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 20% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 32-58% of a compound represented by general formula II-V;
(2)0 to 29% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 6-53% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 15% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 5% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Or, preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are:
(1) 1-36% of a compound represented by general formula II;
(2) 5-60% of a compound represented by general formulae III-V;
(3)0 to 20% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(4) 21-63% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(7)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 2-33% of a compound represented by general formula II;
(2) 10-56% of a compound represented by general formulae III-V;
(3)0 to 16% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(4)26 to 58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(5)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(7)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Or, preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are:
(1)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula II;
(2) 10-55% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(3) 3-20% of a compound represented by formula IV;
(4)0 to 26% of a compound represented by the general formula V;
(5)25 to 56% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(6)0 to 20% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(7)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(8)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1)0 to 6% of a compound represented by the general formula II;
(2)14 to 51% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(3) 4-16% of a compound represented by formula IV;
(4)0 to 23% of a compound represented by the general formula V;
(5) 30-53% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(6)0 to 15% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(7)0 to 5% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(8)0 to 5% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula II;
(2) 20-55% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(3) 3-20% of a compound represented by formula IV;
(4) 35-56% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(5)0 to 20% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 7% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1)0 to 6% of a compound represented by the general formula II;
(2) 24-51% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(3) 4-16% of a compound represented by formula IV;
(4) 40-53% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(5)0 to 15% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 4% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1) 10-42% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(2) 5-18% of a compound represented by formula IV;
(3) 3-26% of a compound represented by formula V;
(4) 25-55% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(5)0 to 15% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(7)0 to 10% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1)14 to 37% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(2) 8-14% of a compound represented by formula IV;
(3) 5-23% of a compound represented by formula V;
(4)30 to 50% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(5)0 to 11% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 5% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(7)0 to 5% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1) 1-38% of a compound represented by general formula II;
(2) 5-45% of a compound represented by general formula III;
(3) 20-65% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 2-33% of a compound represented by general formula II;
(2) 10-39% of a compound represented by the general formula III;
(3)26 to 58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1) 17-55% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)3 to 33% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 4-65% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 15% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 22-51% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2) 4-29% of a compound represented by formula VI;
(3) 6-58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 12% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1)27 to 70% of a compound represented by general formula II to general formula V;
(2) 21-65% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(3)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(4)0 to 20% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(5)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 32-65% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)26 to 58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(3)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(4)0 to 15% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1)18 to 70% of a compound represented by general formula II to general formula V;
(2)0 to 35% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 3-63% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(5)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 22-65% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 29% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 6-58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1)27 to 59% of compounds represented by general formulas II to V;
(2)0 to 18% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 21-55% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)1 to 25% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 18% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 32-59% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 14% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3)26 to 51% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)2 to 21% of a compound represented by general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 14% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1)27 to 70% of a compound represented by general formula II to general formula V;
(2)0 to 33% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 3-65% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 32-65% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 29% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 6-58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(6)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1) 18-65% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 20% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 21-65% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5) 1-30% of a compound represented by formula IX;
(6)0 to 18% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 22-60% of a compound represented by general formula II-V;
(2)0 to 16% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3)26 to 58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5) 2-25% of a compound represented by formula IX;
(6)0 to 14% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1)27 to 70% of a compound represented by general formula II to general formula V;
(2)0 to 18% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 21-63% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 18% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 33-65% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 14% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3)26 to 58% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 21% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 14% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
Preferably, in the basic system, the amounts of the components are as follows:
(1) 18-55% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 33% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3) 5-55% of a compound represented by formula VII;
(4)0 to 18% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6)1 to 30% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-1.0% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
More preferably, in the basic system, the components are used in the following amounts:
(1) 22-53% of compounds represented by general formulas II-V;
(2)0 to 29% of a compound represented by the general formula VI;
(3)6 to 50% of a compound represented by the general formula VII;
(4)0 to 14% of a compound represented by the general formula VIII;
(5)0 to 25% of a compound represented by the general formula IX;
(6) 2-25% of a compound represented by the general formula X;
the amount of the polymerizable monomer accounts for 0.2-0.5% of the total mass of the liquid crystal composition.
The method for producing the liquid crystal composition of the present invention is not particularly limited, and a production can be carried out by mixing a plurality of compounds by a conventional method such as a method of mixing different components at a high temperature and dissolving each other, in which a liquid crystal composition is dissolved and mixed in a solvent for the compound, and then the solvent is distilled off under reduced pressure; alternatively, the liquid crystal composition of the present invention can be prepared by a conventional method, for example, by dissolving the component having a smaller content in the main component having a larger content at a higher temperature, or by dissolving each of the components in an organic solvent, for example, acetone, chloroform or methanol, and then mixing the solutions to remove the solvent.
The liquid crystal composition has the following beneficial effects:
the liquid crystal composition provided by the invention has a fast reaction speed, can shorten the time for polymerizing the polymerizable monomer, greatly shortens the time required by the polymerization process of the liquid crystal display, improves the yield of the liquid crystal display, shortens the exposure time of the liquid crystal display in the environment and improves the quality and performance of the liquid crystal display. Therefore, the liquid crystal composition provided by the invention is suitable for PSVA and SAVA display mode liquid crystal display devices; the method is particularly suitable for PSVA liquid crystal display devices.
The method for preparing the liquid crystal device by adopting the liquid crystal composition provided by the invention specifically comprises the following steps: the liquid crystal composition containing the polymerizable monomer provided by the invention is poured into a liquid crystal screen, and then is polymerized by UV light irradiation, and voltage is continuously applied in the irradiation process. The polymerizable compound in the liquid crystal composition is polymerized under the irradiation of UV light, so that the liquid crystal is promoted to form stable alignment. In order to fully polymerize the monomers, the voltage was removed after a period of time following which the voltage was continued to be applied and irradiated with UV light. As a preferred embodiment of the present invention, UV (313nm, 5 mw/cm) may be used2) Irradiating the liquid crystal composition for 60s under a voltage of 10V, removing the voltage, and further UV (365nm, 6 mw/cm)2) Irradiating with light for 60 min.
Detailed Description
The following examples are intended to illustrate the invention but are not intended to limit the scope of the invention.
In the present invention, the percentages are by weight, the temperature is given in degrees Celsius, △ n represents the optical anisotropy (25 ℃), △ ε represents the dielectric anisotropy (25 ℃, 1000Hz), V10Represents a threshold voltage, which is a characteristic voltage (V, 25 ℃) at which the relative transmittance changes by 10%; γ 1 represents rotational viscosity (mpa.s, 25 ℃); cp represents the clearing point (. degree. C.) of the liquid crystal composition; k11、K22、K33Respectively represent the splay, twist and bend elastic constants (pN, 25 ℃); VHR stands for Voltage RetentionThe ratio (%, 60 ℃, 1V, 0.5 Hz).
In the following examples, the group structures in the liquid crystal compounds are represented by codes shown in Table 1.
Table 1: radical structure code of liquid crystal compound
Take the following compound structure as an example:
In the following examples, the liquid crystal composition was prepared by a thermal dissolution method, comprising the steps of: weighing the liquid crystal compound by a balance according to the weight percentage, wherein the weighing and adding sequence has no specific requirements, generally weighing and mixing the liquid crystal compound in sequence from high melting point to low melting point, heating and stirring at 60-100 ℃ to uniformly melt all the components, filtering, performing rotary evaporation, and finally packaging to obtain the target sample.
Injecting a liquid crystal composition containing a polymerizable compound into a glass interlayer with an electrode, polymerizing a polymerizable monomer under the irradiation of UV light of 300-320 nm under the application of voltage to form a stable pretilt angle, removing the voltage, and completely reacting residual polymerizable monomer under the irradiation of UV light of 320-400 nm.
In the following examples, the weight percentages of the components in the liquid crystal composition and the performance parameters of the liquid crystal composition are shown in the following tables.
Example 1
Table 2: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 2
Table 3: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 3
Table 4: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 4
Table 5: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 5
Table 6: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 6
Table 7: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 7
Table 8: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 8
Table 9: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 9
Table 10: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 10
Table 11: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 11
Table 12: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 12
Table 13: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 13
Table 14: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 14
Table 15: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 15
Table 16: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 16
Table 17: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 17
Table 18: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 18
Table 19: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 19
Table 20: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 20
Table 21: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 21
Table 22: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 22
Table 23: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 23
Table 24: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 24
Table 25: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 25
Table 26: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 26
Table 27: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 27
Table 28: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 28
Table 29: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 29
Table 30: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 30
Table 31: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 31
Table 32: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 32
Table 33: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.9 °.
Example 33
Table 34: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 34
Table 35: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 35
Table 36: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 36
Table 37: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 37
Table 38: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 38
Table 39: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 39
Table 40: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 40
Table 41: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.3 °.
EXAMPLE 41
Table 42: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 42
Table 43: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 43
Table 44: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 44
Table 45: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 45
Table 46: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 46
Table 47: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 47
Table 48: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 48
Table 49: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 49
Table 50: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 50
Table 51: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 51
Table 52: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 52
Table 53: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 53
Table 54: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 54
Table 55: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 55
Table 56: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 56
Table 57: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.2 °.
Example 57
Table 58: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.2 °.
Example 58
Table 59: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 59
Table 60: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 60
Table 61: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 61
Table 62: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 62
Table 63: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 63
Table 64: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 64
Table 65: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 65
Table 66: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 66
Table 67: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 67
Table 68: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 68
Table 69: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 69
Table 70: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 70
Table 71: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 71
Table 72: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 72
Table 73: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 73
Table 74: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 74
Table 75: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 75
Table 76: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 76
Table 77: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.1 °.
Example 77
Table 78: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 78
Table 79: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 79
Table 80: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 80
Table 81: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 81
Table 82: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 82
Table 83: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 83
Table 84: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 84
Table 85: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 85
Table 86: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 86
Table 87: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 87
Table 88: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 88
Table 89: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 89
Table 90: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of the following polymerizable monomers into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 90
Table 91: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 91
Table 92: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 92
Table 93: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3 percent by mass of polymerizable monomers with the following structures into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 93
Table 94: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 94
Table 95: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.25% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 95
Table 96: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.35% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 86.5 °.
Example 96
Table 97: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.4% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 86.0 °.
Example 97
Table 98: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 98
Table 99: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 99
Table 100: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 100
Table 101: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.3% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 101
Table 102: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.25% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 102
Table 103: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.25% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.3 °.
Example 103
Table 104: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 104
Table 105: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.29% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °
Example 105
Table 106: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.2 °
Example 106
Table 107: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.6 °
Example 107
Table 108: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.0 °
Example 108
Table 109: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 87.8 °
Example 109
Table 110: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.33% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.2 °
Example 110
Table 111: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.35% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.0 °
Example 111
Table 112: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.36% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.5 °.
Example 112
Table 113: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.3 °.
Example 113
Table 114: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.3 °.
Example 114
Table 115: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 115
Table 116: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 116
Table 117: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 117
Table 118: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.2 °.
Example 118
Table 119: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.32% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 119
Table 120: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.0 °.
Example 120
Table 121: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.2 °.
Example 121
Table 122: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.31% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.1 °
Example 122
Table 123: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.31% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 123
Table 124: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 87.8 °
Example 124
Table 125: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the prepared PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s under a voltage of 10V, then the voltage was removed, and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable monomer, thereby testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell to 87.4 °
Example 125
Table 126: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.3 °.
Example 126
Table 127: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.6 °.
Example 127
Table 128: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.4 °.
Example 128
Table 129: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.9 °.
Example 129
Table 130: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 87.8 °.
Example 130
Table 131: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 131
Table 132: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 132
Table 133: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.8 °.
Example 133
Table 134: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.7 °.
Example 134
Table 135: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 135
Table 136: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 136
Table 137: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 137
Table 138: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 138
Table 139: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 139
Table 140: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 140
Table 141: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 141
Table 142: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.32% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 142
Table 1433: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.29% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 143
Table 144: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 144
Table 145: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 145
Table 146: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 146
Table 147: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 147
Table 148: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 148
Table 149: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.28% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 149
Table 150: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.5 °.
Example 150
Table 151: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °.
Example 151
Table 45: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Example 152
Table 153: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell was 88.0 °.
Example 153
Table 154: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.4 °.
Example 154
Table 155: the weight percentage and performance parameters of each component in the liquid crystal composition
Adding 0.30% by mass of a polymerizable monomer represented by the following formula I into the nematic liquid crystal composition:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged to a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 40s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 60min to fully react the residual polymerizable monomer and test the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.3 °.
Comparative example 1:
the difference compared with example 1 is that the polymerizable monomer in example 1 was replaced with the following polymerizable monomer:
the formulated PSVA mixture was charged into a standard VA test cell, irradiated with UV (313nm, 4mw/cm2) for 120s with a voltage of 10V applied, then the voltage was removed and irradiated with UV (365nm, 5mw/cm2) for 100min to sufficiently react the residual polymerizable compound to completion, testing the pretilt angle of the liquid crystal in the test cell at 88.6 °. Comparing example 1 with comparative example 1, the polymerizable compound provided by the present invention has a faster polymerization speed, can rapidly react, promotes the rapid alignment of liquid crystal molecules, greatly reduces the time required for the production of liquid crystal displays, and improves the production efficiency.
From the above embodiments, the liquid crystal composition provided by the present invention can rapidly reach a stable alignment state under UV light irradiation, and the production efficiency is improved.
Although the invention has been described in detail hereinabove with respect to a general description and specific embodiments thereof, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that modifications and improvements can be made thereto based on the invention. Accordingly, such modifications and improvements are intended to be within the scope of the invention as claimed.