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It has been shown that, in air at room temperature or high temperatures, the solid-film lubricants giving the longest life are VNII NP-212 and -230, which contain organic film-formers.
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The operating temperature limit for the solid-film lubricants VNII NP-209, -213, and-229 increases to 500–600° C when used under vacuum (10−5 torr) or argon.
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It has been shown that exposure to low temperatures (−254° C) or irradiation with a total dose of 108-109 rad gives hardly any reduction in life of solid-film lubricants.
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Rubtsova, Z.S., Sentyurikhina, L.N. Solid lubricants based on molybdenum disulfide. Chem Technol Fuels Oils 1, 871–875 (1965). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00719194
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