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Title:
MONOFLUOROALKANE DERIVATIVE AND LIQUID CRYSTAL COMPOSITION
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JPH05170679
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:

PURPOSE: To provide the subject compound having a low viscosity, stable to light and useful for producing a rapid-response liquid crystal composition.

CONSTITUTION: Compounds of formula I [A1 to A4 are a trans-1,4-disubstituted cyclohexylene or a 1,4-substituted phenylene; provided that the above-mentioned groups may have one or more halogens, etc., as (substituent) groups. One or more CH may be substituted with N; Y1 and Y2 are -COO-, single bond, etc.; m and n are 0 or 1; R1 and R2 are a 1-10C alkyl, a halogen, etc.; provided that, in the case of an alkyl, 0 may be inserted into C-C bond, etc.], e.g. 1- fluoro-1,2-bis(4-n-propylphenyl)ethane. The compound of formula I is obtained, e.g. by reacting a reducing agent such as sodium boronhydride with a ketone derivative of formula II and subsequently reacting the resultant hydroxy compound of formula III with diethylaminosulfate trifluoride as a fluorination agent.


Inventors:
SHINTANI SEIJI
YOKOKOJI OSAMU
MIYAJIMA TAKASHI
KO HIDEMASA
MACHIDA KATSUTOSHI
Application Number:
JP35730291A
Publication Date:
July 09, 1993
Filing Date:
December 25, 1991
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Assignee:
ASAHI GLASS CO LTD
SEIMI CHEM KK
International Classes:
C07C69/75; C07C22/08; C07C23/18; C07C25/18; C07C25/24; C07C43/225; C07C69/757; C07C69/773; C07C69/84; C07C69/94; C07C255/46; C07C255/50; C07C255/54; C07D239/26; C09K19/14; C09K19/16; C09K19/18; C09K19/20; C09K19/30; C09K19/34; G02F1/13; (IPC1-7): C07C22/08; C07C23/18; C07C25/18; C07C25/24; C07C43/225; C07C69/75; C07C69/757; C07C69/773; C07C69/84; C07C69/94; C07C255/46; C07C255/50; C07C255/54; C07D239/26; C09K19/14; C09K19/16; C09K19/18; C09K19/20; C09K19/30; C09K19/34; G02F1/13
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Kenji Izumina



 
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