| Autor: |
Cao, Lei, Sun, Zhuo Jun, Lin, Hai Jun, Wan, Yong, Gao, Jian Guo |
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Materials Science Forum; March 2016, Vol. 849 Issue: 1 p716-724, 9p |
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Tribological performance of materials is governed by their surface properties. The capacity to rationally design the surface physico-chemical cues of materials is thus a fundamental prerequisite to confer enhanced lubrication. The present study illustrated that the surface topological and chemical features on copper, which are expected to impact its tribological performance, can be easily modulated by varying the etchant’s concentration. The modified submicron and nanotextured surfaces on copper were characterized by scanning electron microscopy. Their tribological performance was evaluated by ball-on-disk tribometer measurements tester under both the dry and lubricating conditions. |
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