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    The friction of sliding surfaces carrying boundary layers

    Conventional boundary films are thought of as ``solid'' layers in which shear strength is directly proportional to local contact pressure. However, recent studies suggest both that the properties of adsorbed o...

    K.A. Blencoe, J.A. Williams in Tribology Letters (1997)

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    Friction of Sliding Surfaces Carrying Boundary Layers: The Relation between Friction on the Micro- and Macro-Scales

    Commercial lubricants invariably contain a chemically complex additive package, one of whose roles is to produce protective boundary layers on the opposing solids: the aim of the lubricant technologist is to p...

    K. A. Blencoe, J. A. Williams in Micro/Nanotribology and Its Applications (1997)