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Thermophysical Properties of Deep Eutectic Solvent-Carbon Nanotubes (DES-CNT) Based Nanolubricant
Lubrication is an important aspect when it comes to machinery and equipment in the industry where nanolubricants are extensively being explored as the future of lubricants. Nanolubricants are new engineered fluids which are dispersed with nanoparticles which aids in the interface movement by forming
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