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1. A liquid crystal display element comprisingat least two electrodes and two chiral nematic liquid crystal layers having two different selective reflection wavelengths and a color filter, wherein each chiral nematic liquid crystal layer is capable of developing at least two different stable optical states without applying voltage to said liquid crystal layer, at least three colors, comprising white and red, are obtainable in each pixel or each segment of said liquid crystal display element, the purity of said red color is adjusted by said color filter and said white color is produced only by mixing the two different selective reflection wavelengths.
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Abstract
There are provided at least two liquid crystal panels 10, 20 including the liquid crystals developing a memory effect, the liquid crystal developing a memory effect on a side opposite to a viewer side has a selective reflection wavelength set at 615-665 nm, the liquid crystal developing a memory effect on the viewer side has a selective reflection wavelength set at 490-540 nm, and a color filter having a certain transmission property is provided between the liquid crystal developing a memory effect on the viewer side and the liquid crystal developing a memory effect on the side opposite to the viewer side.
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1. A liquid crystal display element comprising
at least two electrodes and two chiral nematic liquid crystal layers having two different selective reflection wavelengths and a color filter, wherein each chiral nematic liquid crystal layer is capable of developing at least two different stable optical states without applying voltage to said liquid crystal layer, at least three colors, comprising white and red, are obtainable in each pixel or each segment of said liquid crystal display element, the purity of said red color is adjusted by said color filter and said white color is produced only by mixing the two different selective reflection wavelengths.
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