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Wear reduction via CNT coatings in electrical contacts subjected to fretting

Alderete et al., 2023

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8262387288837582998
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Alderete B
Mücklich F
Suarez S
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Tribology Letters

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Carbon nanotubes (CNT) are of great interest to the research community due to their outstanding mechanical, transport, and optical properties. These nanoparticles have also shown exceptional lubricating capabilities, which coupled with their electrical conductivity …
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