كلمة "smetic" مشتق من الكلمة اللاتينية "smecticus"، وهي تعني تنظيف ، أو وجود خصائص الصابون مثل الانزلاق* تستخدم في مجال استخراج النفط* التطبيقات شاشات أجهزة تلفزيونية خاصة وشاشات الحواسيب وشاشات الآلات الحاسبةLiquid Crystal Display (L.C.D)* زجاج بلوري* شاشة بلورية سائلة* تبلور البلاستيك== المراجع ==== وصلات خارجية ==* Definitions of basic terms relating to low-molar-mass and polymer liquid crystals (IUPAC Recommendations 2001)* An intelligible introduction to liquid crystals from Case Western Reserve University* Liquid Crystal Physics tutorial from the Liquid Crystals Group, University of Colorado* Liquid Crystals & Photonics Group – Ghent University (Belgium), good tutorial* Simulation of light propagation in liquid crystals, free program* Liquid Crystals Interactive Online* Liquid Crystal Institute Kent State University* Liquid Crystals a journal by Taylor&Francis* Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals a journal by Taylor & Francis* Hot-spot detection techniques for ICs* What are liquid crystals?
==See also==* Biaxial nematic* Columnar phase* Chromonic* LCD classification* Liquid crystal display* Liquid crystal polymer* Liquid crystal tunable filter* Lyotropic liquid crystal* Pattern formation* Plastic crystallinity* Smart glass* Thermochromics* Thermotropic crystal* Twisted nematic field effect* Nematicon* Liquid crystal thermometer* Mood ring==References====External links==* Definitions of basic terms relating to low-molar-mass and polymer liquid crystals (IUPAC Recommendations 2001)* An intelligible introduction to liquid crystals from Case Western Reserve University* Liquid Crystal Physics tutorial from the Liquid Crystals Group, University of Colorado* Liquid Crystals & Photonics Group – Ghent University (Belgium), good tutorial* Simulation of light propagation in liquid crystals, free program* Liquid Crystals Interactive Online* Liquid Crystal Institute Kent State University* Liquid Crystals a journal by Taylor&Francis* Molecular Crystals and Liquid Crystals a journal by Taylor & Francis* Hot-spot detection techniques for ICs* What are liquid crystals?