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Atomistic modeling of tribological properties of Pd and Al nanoparticles on a graphene surface

Alexei Khomenko,
Miroslav Zakharov,
Denis Boyko and
Bo N. J. Persson

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2018, 9, 1239–1246, doi:10.3762/bjnano.9.115

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Figure 1: Perspective snapshot of the formed nanoparticle containing 20000 Al atoms.

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Figure 2: Time dependencies of temperature T of the system, velocity V_y and lateral position y_CM of the cente...

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Figure 3: Substrate force as a function of the lateral position of the center of mass of the nanoparticles: (...

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Figure 4: Friction force as a function of the contact area with confidence intervals of the approximation at ...

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Figure 5: Shear stress as a function of the contact area with confidence intervals of the approximation at a ...

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Figure 6: A nanoparticle (green) on a substrate (black) when the interaction between the particle and the sub...

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Figure 7: Side view of a Pd nanoparticle with 20000 atoms (the horizontal solid line is the graphene plane) a...

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Figure 8: Friction force versus temperature with confidence intervals of the second-degree polynomial approxi...

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Figure 9: Radial distribution function for the Al and Pd nanoparticles containing 20000 atoms for the bulk cr...

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Figure 10: (A, C) Side and (B, D) bottom views of (A, B) Al and (C, D) Pd nanoparticles containing 20000 atoms...

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Published 19 Apr 2018

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Surface topography and contact mechanics of dry and wet human skin

Alexander E. Kovalev,
Kirstin Dening,
Bo N. J. Persson and
Stanislav N. Gorb

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2014, 5, 1341–1348, doi:10.3762/bjnano.5.147

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Figure 1: Scanning electron microscopy picture of a mould of wet human wrist skin.

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Figure 2: 3D surface profiles of a mould of wet human wrist skin obtained by using white light interferometry...

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Figure 3: AFM images of a mould of wet human skin taken at (a) lower and (b) higher resolution.

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Figure 4: The power spectra as a function of the wave vector (log₁₀–log₁₀ scale), based on AFM topography dat...

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Figure 5: The power spectra as a function of the wave vector (log₁₀–log₁₀ scale). The dashed line denoted by b...

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Figure 6: The model of the skin used in the calculations. The elastic modulus of the bulk skin is E₁ = 20 kPa...

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Figure 7: The friction coefficient of skin for a glass ball (R = 0.8 cm) at a sliding velocity of 0.8 cm/s an...

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Figure 8: The ratio of the contact area A to the area of the nominal contact area A₀ as a function of the low...

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Figure 9: The area of real contact (in thousandths of the nominal contact area, A₀) as a function of the aver...

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Published 22 Aug 2014

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