Chain length dependence of confined liquid crystals configuration

Abstract The study of confined liquid crystals flourished in the decade of the nineties. Liquid crystals properties have been probed after confinement in well‐defined or interconnected geometries as those available in porous media and in polymer networks. In this work we emphasized the power of the nuclear magnetic resonance technique to determine the confined liquid crystal structures. We also present unexpected results on the dependence of the confined liquid crystal configuration on the chain length.