Engineering topics
Hinkle, Adam
Publications and source records attributed to Hinkle, Adam.
MoS$_{2}$ in the Real World: Extending an Ideal Model to Water Oxygen and Defects.
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Hinkle, Adam↗
Towards a Model of Friction for MoS2 in the Presence of Environment and Defects.
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Hinkle, Adam↗
In-Situ Tribochemical Formation of Self-Lubricating DLC Films.
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Argibay, Nicolas↗
Calcuations of energy barriers to sliding friction in MoS2 in the presence of water and oxygen.
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Chandross, Michael E.↗
Atomistic Origins of Temperature-Dependent Shear Strength in 2D Materials.
Abstract not provided.
Hinkle, Adam↗
Development of Friction Models and Solid Lubricant Formulations for Extreme Environments.
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Dugger, Michael T.↗
Atomistic Origins of Temperature Dependent Shear Strength in 2D Materials
A model that predicts the macro-scale temperature-dependent interfacial shear strength of 2D materials like MoS 2 based on atomistic mechanisms and energetic barriers to sliding has been developed. Atomistic simulations were used to systematically determine the lamellar size-dependent rotation and translation energy barriers, that were used to accurately predict a broad range of experimental data. This framework provides insights about the origins of characteristic shear strengths of 2D materials.
36 MATERIALS SCIENCE↗
Atomistic Origins of Temperature-dependent Shear Strength in 2D Materials.
Abstract not provided.
Hinkle, Adam↗