MoS2 tribofilm distribution from low viscosity lubricants and its effect on friction
Authors:
- Gerda VaitkunaiteGVGerda Vaitkunaite
- Cayetano EspejoCECayetano Espejo
- Chun WangCWChun Wang
- Benoît ThiébautBTBenoît Thiébaut
- Catherine CharrinCCCatherine Charrin
- Anne NevilleANAnne Neville
- Ardian MorinaAMArdian Morina
- 1 November 2020
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Tribology International
- Vol. 151
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