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Reversal in Thermally Driven Rotation of Chiral Liquid Crystal Droplets
Thermomechanical coupling in chiral liquid crystals enables the direct conversion of heat current into mechanical rotation, providing a promising mechanism for the utilisation of low-grade thermal energy and heat-driven soft micro-actuation. However, the physical origin governing the direction and m
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