Boundary Lubrication is a tribological regime in which a thin, adherent layer of polymer-based molecules adsorbed at an interface separates two interacting surfaces, significantly reducing friction and wear under conditions of low speed, high load, or insufficient fluid film formation.
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Origin of Stick-Slip Motion in Boundary Lubrication
Peter A. Thompson, Mark O. Robbins · Science · 1990 · 603 citations
Jacob Klein · Friction · 2013 · 555 citations · Full text
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