A model is introduced to investigate structure, stability, dynamics, and properties of MoS2. The tribological behavior of the material is obtained from the autocorrelation function, ACF, of the forces, using the Green-Kubo equation, and by the classical Amontons' laws. In the idealized system, i.e. without defects, junctions, vacancies, asperities, and impurities, both models find a superlubrication regime, in agreement with some experiments. In nanotubes, NTs, friction is an order of magnitude lower than in the layered systems. The calculations also show that there is a substantial stabilization, per atom, for the formation of multiwall NTs with at least four walls
Dallavalle M., Sandig N., Zerbetto F (2012). Stability, Dynamics, and Lubrication of MoS2 Platelets and Nanotubes. LANGMUIR, 28, 7393-7400 [10.1021/la300871q].
Stability, Dynamics, and Lubrication of MoS2 Platelets and Nanotubes
DALLAVALLE, MARCO;SAENDIG, NADJA;ZERBETTO, FRANCESCO
2012
Abstract
A model is introduced to investigate structure, stability, dynamics, and properties of MoS2. The tribological behavior of the material is obtained from the autocorrelation function, ACF, of the forces, using the Green-Kubo equation, and by the classical Amontons' laws. In the idealized system, i.e. without defects, junctions, vacancies, asperities, and impurities, both models find a superlubrication regime, in agreement with some experiments. In nanotubes, NTs, friction is an order of magnitude lower than in the layered systems. The calculations also show that there is a substantial stabilization, per atom, for the formation of multiwall NTs with at least four wallsI documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
