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Origins of extreme boundary lubrication by phosphatidylcholine liposomes
Raya Sorkin
, Nir Kampf
, Yael Dror
, Eyal Shimoni
, Jacob Klein
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Weizmann Institute of Science
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Acyl Chain Length
16%
Adsorption
16%
Boundary Lubrication
100%
Friction Coefficient
16%
Frictional Force
16%
High Efficiency
16%
High Pressure
33%
Liposomes
33%
Liquid-disordered Phase
16%
Lubricated Friction
16%
Lubricating Property
16%
Lubrication
50%
Lubrication Efficiency
16%
Mechanical Deformation
16%
Mica Surface
16%
Ordered Phase
16%
Phosphatidylcholine
50%
Phosphatidylcholine Liposomes
100%
Room Temperature
16%
Small Unilamellar Vesicles
100%
Structural Integrity
16%
Substrate Surface
16%
Surface Bearing
16%
Surface Force Balance
16%
Vesicle Diameter
16%
Water Lubrication
16%
Chemistry
Ambient Reaction Temperature
16%
Deformation (Mechanical)
16%
Disordered Structure
16%
Friction Coefficient
16%
Lecithin
100%
Liposome
100%
Surface Force
16%
Unilamellar Liposome
100%
Material Science
Boundary Lubrication
100%
Lubrication
100%
Mechanical Deformation
20%
Mica Surface
20%
Surface (Surface Science)
100%