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PROGESS IN THE FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH OF NANOTRIBOLOGY

Wen Shizh

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Nanotribology, one of the new areas developed with the nano-science and technology, aims at the friction, wear and lubrication at the moleculor and / or atomic scale. In this paper, following illustrating the background of arising of nanotribology, the significance, progress and developing tendences in the fundamental research of nanotribology have been discussed.

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Nanotribology, one of the new areas developed with the nano-science and technology, aims at the friction, wear and lubrication at the moleculor and / or atomic scale. In this paper, following illustrating the background of arising of nanotribology, the significance, progress and developing tendences in the fundamental research of nanotribology have been discussed.

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Nanotribology, one of the new areas developed with the nano-science and technology, aims at the friction, wear and lubrication at the moleculor and / or atomic scale. In this paper, following illustrating the background of arising of nanotribology, the significance, progress and developing tendences in the fundamental research of nanotribology have been discussed.

Key concepts: Nanotribology, Lubrication, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Atomic force microscopy, Composite material

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