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titleOfInvention Inorganic pigments for use in liquid crystal devices
abstract A method of preparing non-conductive coated pigment particles for use in liquid crystal applications. A dispersion is prepared of a pigment such as carbon black in a solution comprising a first solvent and a surfactant. The dispersion is disrupted in order to separate agglomerates. A non-conductive coating material is added. In some embodiments of the invention, the non-conductive coating comprises a polymer soluble in the first solvent, and the coating is prepared by addition of a second solvent in which the polymer is insoluble. In other embodiments, the non-conductive coating comprises a metal oxide, and the coating is prepared by addition of a metal alkoxide that hydrolyzes to form the coating. The non-conductive pigment particles are then separated from the supernatant liquid, dried, and reduced to a powder. Liquid crystal devices comprising the particles typically have a haze of less than 7% and a total transmittance of >55%.
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