Compositions for reducing wear on ceramic surfaces

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1993-02-17

1995-04-18

Medley, Margaret

Compositions

Electrolytes for electrical devices

252 25, 252 497, 252 52R, 252 56D, 252 56S, 501134, 501153, 501154, C10M10568, C10M10580

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054076013

ABSTRACT:
Fluid compositions comprised of a monomer constituent dissolved in a carrier fluid, where the monomer constituent is capable of forming a polymer film directly on rubbing surfaces but is not polymerized in solution, have been found to be effective for reducing ceramic wear.

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