INVESTIGATION OF THE CHEMICAL TRANSFORMATIONS OF LUBRICATING OILS MADE USING PLANT MATERIALS
Journal Title: Tribologia - Year 2011, Vol 239, Issue 5
Abstract
Products of natural origin represent a rich source of compounds with antioxidant properties. Investigations concerning chemical composition and possible applications of these products in lubricating materials technology were conducted. The transformations of the compositions based on natural materials arising during the oxidation process were studied. The assessment of the chemical composition of base oils with plant products was carried out by the FTIR spectrophotometric method.
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Małgorzata Wrona, Karolina Dziosa
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