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Macroscale Superlubricity of Hydrated Anions in the Boundary Lubrication Regime
Cations can achieve excellent hydration lubrication at smooth interfaces under both microscale and macroscale conditions due to the boundary layer composed of hydration shells surrounding charges, but what about anions?
Shumin Zhang (187205) +8 more
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, 2016 Friction and wear decrease the efficiency and lifetimes of mechanical devices. Solving this problem will potentially lead to a significant reduction in global energy consumption.
Hiroyoshi Tanaka (3139152) +7 more
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Toward the goal of achieving superlubricity, or near-zero friction, in industrially relevant material systems, solution-processed multilayer Ti3C2Tx-MoS2 blends are spray-coated onto rough 52100-grade steel surfaces as a solid lubricant. The tribological
Diana Berman (3722710) +5 more
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Friction control in different lubrication regimes [Elektronisk resurs]
, 2021 We often strive to minimize friction but there are also many situations where high friction is desirable. In some cases, something in between, i.e. optimum friction, is attractive.
Shi, Yijun,, Mitjan, Kalin,, Hua, Jing,
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Tribochemistry of ultra-low friction fullerene-like carbon films in humid air
, 2020 Hydrogenated fullerene-like carbon (FL-C:H) films can exhibit macroscale superlubricity, which is expected to make energy and material losses in the mechanical motion systems very small and can be used in various applications.
Zhang, Junyan +3 more
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Friction control in different lubrication regimes
, 2021 We often strive to minimize friction but there are also many situations where high friction is desirable. In some cases, something in between, i.e. optimum friction, is attractive.
Hua, Jing
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Scratching of Graphene-Coated Cu Substrates Leads to Hardened Cu Interfaces with Enhanced Lubricity
, 2020 The decrease in friction is often observed in the initial period of sliding a fresh contact between two solid surfaces. This phenomenon is usually termed running-in.
Kailun Xia (3910153) +15 more
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Liquid superlubricity has attracted much attention, due to its ability to significantly reduce friction on the macroscale. However, the severe wear caused by the long running-in period is still one of the bottlenecks restricting the practical application
Tongtong Yu (6391643) +7 more
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Fully automatic transfer and measurement system for structural superlubric materials. [PDF]
Nat Commun, 2023 Chen L +6 more
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Editorial: Advances in Tribochemistry. [PDF]
Front Chem, 2022 Chen L +3 more
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