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Tribological performance inspired by nature: plant oils, fungi and algae
Mineral oil-based lubricants pose significant environmental risks due to poor biodegradability and toxicity, particularly when released into ecosystems. Sustainable lubrication therefore demands functional alternatives. This thesis investigates bio-based strategies inspired by natural systems, focus
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