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Wang, Linfeng, Ma, Tianbao, Hu, Yuanzhong, Wang, Hui (2016) Understanding the atomic-scale friction in graphene: The distinction in behaviors of interlayer interactions during sliding. Journal of Applied Physics, 120 (20). 205302pp. doi:10.1063/1.4968573

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TitleUnderstanding the atomic-scale friction in graphene: The distinction in behaviors of interlayer interactions during sliding
JournalJournal of Applied Physics
AuthorsWang, LinfengAuthor
Ma, TianbaoAuthor
Hu, YuanzhongAuthor
Wang, HuiAuthor
Year2016 (November 28)Volume120
Issue20
PublisherAIP Publishing
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Full ReferenceWang, Linfeng, Ma, Tianbao, Hu, Yuanzhong, Wang, Hui (2016) Understanding the atomic-scale friction in graphene: The distinction in behaviors of interlayer interactions during sliding. Journal of Applied Physics, 120 (20). 205302pp. doi:10.1063/1.4968573
Plain TextWang, Linfeng, Ma, Tianbao, Hu, Yuanzhong, Wang, Hui (2016) Understanding the atomic-scale friction in graphene: The distinction in behaviors of interlayer interactions during sliding. Journal of Applied Physics, 120 (20). 205302pp. doi:10.1063/1.4968573
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