
doi: 10.1039/c7cp03517a
pmid: 28681896
In living organisms the aqueous medium is used for providing low friction forces. This is achieved by synergistic actions of different biomolecules that together accomplish a high load bearing capacity and sustain an easily sheared water layer.
Polymer-Bearing Surfaces, Boundary Lubrication, Hydration Lubrication, Kemi, Cationic Polyelectrolyte, Enhanced Wear Protection, Diblock Copolymer, Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Fysik, Atomic-Force Microscopy, Articular-Cartilage Surfaces, European Commission, Shear Forces, Hyaluronic-Acid
Polymer-Bearing Surfaces, Boundary Lubrication, Hydration Lubrication, Kemi, Cationic Polyelectrolyte, Enhanced Wear Protection, Diblock Copolymer, Physical Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Fysik, Atomic-Force Microscopy, Articular-Cartilage Surfaces, European Commission, Shear Forces, Hyaluronic-Acid
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