Abstract
We describe a distinct nematic liquid crystal with ferroelectric ordering which is formed from the polar rod-like aromatic polyester. The nematic liquid crystal is biaxial and the polarity appears along both axes as determined by measurements of the second harmonic generation. The strong dipole-dipole interaction between polar rod-like molecules may be ascribed to the origin of the polarity.
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