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Wear Mechanisms, Composition and Thickness of Antiwear Tribofilms Formed from Multi-Component Lubricants. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Tsai AE, Komvopoulos K.
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Recent Trends in Tribochemistry

JOURNAL OF JAPANESE SOCIETY OF TRIBOLOGISTS
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Mechanochemically Induced Solid-State Transformations of Levofloxacin. [PDF]

Mol Pharm
Kadri L, Carta M, Lampronti G, Delogu F, Tajber L.   +4 more
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Water lubrication and tribochemistry of ceramics

, 1996
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Modelling tribochemistry in the mixed lubrication regime [PDF]

Tribology International, 2019
Mixed lubrication is a contact condition when the total load is carried by both the fluid lubricant and the solid contacting asperities. The aim of this study is to couple tribochemistry with lubrication.
Abdullah Azam, Ali Ghanbarzadeh, Anne Neville   +2 more
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Tribochemistry of ultra-low friction fullerene-like carbon films in humid air

Applied Surface Science, 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.
Ruiyun Li, Yongfu Wang, Junyan Zhang
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Tribochemistry in ceramic lubrication

Lubrication Science, 1996
AbstractEffective lubrication systems are crucial to the successful application of ceramic materials in many advanced technologies. A review is given here of the tribochemistry of ceramic lubrication, including the effects of water, water‐based lubricants, hydrocarbons, additives and solid lubricants, on the friction and wear properties of ceramics ...
Xue Qunji
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Tribochemistry of superlubricating amorphous carbon films

Chemical Communications, 2021
The recent progress in the superlubricity mechanism and properties regulation of DLC films is introduced from the perspective of tribochemistry.
Dongxiang Zhu, Hongxuan Li, Li Ji, Huidi Zhou, Jianmin Chen   +4 more
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Tribochemistry at lubricated interfaces

Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films, 1994
High resolution mass spectrometry is used to monitor in situ gaseous wear products that are generated during sliding of lubricated carbon–carbon interfaces in a vacuum. During the initial stages of sliding, significant amounts of polyperfluoroether lubricant fragments are detected, which resemble the mass patterns of scissioned lubricant in the thermal
V. J. Novotny, Xiaohe Pan, C. S. Bhatia
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Tribochemistry of jet fuels

Chemistry and Technology of Fuels and Oils, 1972
In the rolling friction of metals in fuel media, inorganic and organic products are formed on the surface.
A. F. Aksenov, A. A. Litvinov, Yu. I. Korolenko, V. N. Turchak, A. E. Borodin, A. Ya. Shepel'   +5 more
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