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Controllable Friction
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Programmable Friction: Electrical Regulation of Ionic Liquid Lubrication

23.11.2020 Dr. Aydar Akchurin 461 Views

Friction is a force rising between two surfaces when they move in opposite directions or when one moves over a stationary surface. The scale of the movement does not matter: from the movement of continental […]

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