Report presenting an investigation of a method of improving the lubricating quality of silicones by providing chemically active additives. The conventional additives were not effective, but more active materials like peroxide did provide effective lubrication.
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Report presenting an investigation of a method of improving the lubricating quality of silicones by providing chemically active additives. The conventional additives were not effective, but more active materials like peroxide did provide effective lubrication.
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Murray, S. F. & Johnson, Robert L.Effects of chemically active additives on boundary lubrication of steel by silicones,
report,
August 1954;
(https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc57215/:
accessed June 2, 2024),
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