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Zhe Chen
Zhe Chen
Department of Chemical Engineering, Materials Research Institute, Pennsylvania State University
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Ultrathin MoS2 Nanosheets with Superior Extreme Pressure Property as Boundary Lubricants
Z Chen, X Liu, Y Liu, S Gunsel, J Luo
Scientific reports 5 (1), 12869, 2015
1792015
Effect of humidity on friction and wear—A critical review
Z Chen, X He, C Xiao, SH Kim
Lubricants 6 (3), 74, 2018
1282018
High-temperature polymers with record-high breakdown strength enabled by rationally designed chain-packing behavior in blends
Q Zhang, X Chen, B Zhang, T Zhang, W Lu, Z Chen, Z Liu, SH Kim, ...
Matter 4 (7), 2448-2459, 2021
1072021
Chemical and physical origins of friction on surfaces with atomic steps
Z Chen, A Khajeh, A Martini, SH Kim
Science Advances 5 (8), eaaw0513, 2019
802019
Layered double hydroxide nanoplatelets with excellent tribological properties under high contact pressure as water-based lubricant additives
H Wang, Y Liu, Z Chen, B Wu, S Xu, J Luo
Scientific reports 6 (1), 22748, 2016
672016
Hydrogen bonding interactions of H2O and SiOH on a boroaluminosilicate glass corroded in aqueous solution
D Ngo, H Liu, Z Chen, H Kaya, TJ Zimudzi, S Gin, T Mahadevan, J Du, ...
npj Materials Degradation 4 (1), 1, 2020
602020
Controllable superlubricity of glycerol solution via environment humidity
Z Chen, Y Liu, S Zhang, J Luo
Langmuir 29 (38), 11924-11930, 2013
572013
Mechanism of Biological Liquid Superlubricity of Brasenia schreberi Mucilage
P Liu, Y Liu, Y Yang, Z Chen, J Li, J Luo
Langmuir 30 (13), 3811-3816, 2014
552014
Superlubricity of nanodiamonds glycerol colloidal solution between steel surfaces
Z Chen, Y Liu, J Luo
Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects 489, 400-406, 2016
542016
Tribological properties of few-layer graphene oxide sheets as oil-based lubricant additives
Z Chen, Y Liu, J Luo
Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 29 (2), 439-444, 2016
502016
Mechanism of Antiwear Property Under High Pressure of Synthetic Oil-Soluble Ultrathin MoS2 Sheets as Lubricant Additives
Z Chen, Y Liu, S Gunsel, J Luo
Langmuir 34 (4), 1635-1644, 2018
492018
Combined effects of structural transformation and hydrogen passivation on the frictional behaviors of hydrogenated amorphous carbon films
YN Chen, TB Ma, Z Chen, YZ Hu, H Wang
The Journal of Physical Chemistry C 119 (28), 16148-16155, 2015
462015
Friction at single-layer graphene step edges due to chemical and topographic interactions
L Chen, Z Chen, X Tang, W Yan, Z Zhou, L Qian, SH Kim
Carbon 154, 67-73, 2019
452019
Subsurface structural change of silica upon nanoscale physical contact: Chemical plasticity beyond topographic elasticity
H He, Z Chen, YT Lin, SH Hahn, J Yu, ACT van Duin, TD Gokus, ...
Acta Materialia 208, 116694, 2021
362021
Insight into the tribological behavior of liposomes in artificial joints
Y Duan, Y Liu, C Zhang, Z Chen, S Wen
Langmuir 32 (42), 10957-10966, 2016
272016
Behavior and mechanism of ultralow friction of basil seed gel
L Zhang, Y Liu, Z Chen, P Liu
Colloids and Surfaces A: Physicochemical and Engineering Aspects 489, 454-460, 2016
242016
Identifying physical and chemical contributions to friction: a comparative study of chemically inert and active graphene step edges
Z Chen, A Khajeh, A Martini, SH Kim
ACS applied materials & interfaces 12 (26), 30007-30015, 2020
222020
Origin of high friction at graphene step edges on graphite
Z Chen, A Khajeh, A Martini, SH Kim
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces 13 (1), 1895-1902, 2020
182020
Effect of Atomic Corrugation on Adhesion and Friction–A Model Study with Graphene Step Edges
Z Chen, MR Vazirisereshk, A Khajeh, A Martini, SH Kim
The journal of physical chemistry letters 10 (21), 6455-6461, 2019
182019
Dissolution of silica component of glass network at early stage of corrosion in initially silica saturated solution
D Ngo, H Liu, H Kaya, Z Chen, SH Kim
Journal of the American Ceramic Society 102 (11), 6649-6657, 2019
172019
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