Accurate Simulation for 2D Lubricating Materials in Realistic Environments: From Classical to Quantum Mechanical Methods
Yu Hao,
Tian‐Yu Sun,
Jin‐Tao Ye
et al.
Abstract:Abstract2D materials such as graphene, MoS2, and hexagonal BN are the most advanced solid lubricating materials with superior friction and anti‐wear performance. However, as a typical surface phenomenon, the lubricating properties of 2D materials are largely dependent on the surrounding environment, such as temperature, stress, humidity, oxygen, and other environmental substances. Given the technical challenges in experiment for real‐time and in situ detection of microscopic environment–material interaction, r… Show more
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