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Tribological properties of a synthetic mica-organic intercalation compound used as a solid lubricant by Oshita, Kenichiro, Yanagi, Mutsumi, Okada, Yasuhiro, Komiyama, Shinobu

“…Solid lubricants have long been widely used to enhance lubricity and to achieve a longer die life in the field of tribological applications. Molybdenum…”
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Preparation of a mica–organic hybrid solid lubricant and characterization of its lubrication mechanisms by Oshita, Kenichiro, Komiyama, Shinobu, Sasaki, Shinya

“…A mica–organic hybrid solid lubricant was synthesized by an intercalation technique, where an alkyl ammonium cation was inserted into mica's interlayer region…”
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FTIR observation of cleavage state of a mica–organic hybrid solid lubricant under reciprocating sliding conditions by Oshita, Kenichiro, Komiyama, Shinobu, Sasaki, Shinya

“…The lubrication performance of a mica–alkyl ammonium cation hybrid solid lubricant fabricated via an intercalation reaction was investigated by using a…”
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Intercalation Technology for Preparing a Mica–Organic Hybrid Solid Lubricant and Spectroscopic Evaluation of Its Lubrication Mechanism by Oshita, Kenichiro, Komiyama, Shinobu, Sasaki, Shinya

“…The lubrication behavior of mica–alkyl ammonium cation hybrid solid lubricants fabricated via an intercalation reaction was evaluated by reciprocating sliding…”
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Effects of surface texturing pattern on the lubricity of mica–organic hybrid solid lubricants and parametric evaluation of their cleavabilities by Oshita, Kenichiro, Komiyama, Shinobu, Sasaki, Shinya

“…In this study, the friction behaviors of mica–organic hybrid solid lubricants with different cleavabilities on grooved surfaces were investigated. The…”
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Effect of Surface Roughness on Improved Lubricity under an Ironing Condition Using a Synthetic Mica-Organic Intercalation Compound by Oshita, Kenichiro, Yanagi, Mutsumi, Okada, Yasuhiro, Komiyama, Shinobu, Wang, Zhigang

“…It is well known that the surface roughness of metal substrates considerably influences the tribological properties of solid lubricants. In this study, the…”
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