The Smectic C Phase is a type of liquid crystal phase characterized by layered structures where molecules are arranged in parallel layers. In this phase, the molecules tilt with respect to the layer normal, which allows for a unique combination of fluidity and order. This arrangement is crucial for the optical and electro-optical properties of liquid crystals used in displays. In the Smectic C Phase, the orientation of the molecules can be influenced by external factors such as electric fields or temperature changes. This responsiveness makes it valuable in applications like liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and smartphone screens, where precise control over light modulation is essential for image clarity and quality.