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In article 1702439, by Kwang‐Un Jeong and co‐workers, monolayered protrusions constructed by the self‐assembly of asymmetric fullerene nanosurfactant in anisotropic liquid crystal media, amplified and transferred the molecular orientation order from surface to bulk, and finally created automatic vertical molecular alignment on the macroscopic length scale.
Since the molecular self‐assembly of nanomaterials is sensitive to their surface properties, the molecular packing structure on the surface is essential to build the desired chemical and physical properties of nanomaterials. Here, a new nanosurfactant is proposed for the automatic construction of macroscopic surface alignment layer for liquid crystal (LC) molecules. An asymmetric nanosurfactant (C...
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