Friction of Ionic Liquid-Glycol Ether Mixtures at Titanium Interfaces: Negative Load Dependence

Friction of Ionic Liquid-Glycol Ether Mixtures at Titanium Interfaces: Negative Load Dependence
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离子液体与乙二醇醚混合物在钛界面处的摩擦:负负载依赖性

DOI:
10.1002/admi.201800263
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发表时间:
2018-07-23
影响因子:
5.4
通讯作者:
Shah, Faiz Ullah
Shah, Faiz Ullah
中科院分区:
材料科学3区
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作者:
An, Rong;Zhou, Guobing;Shah, Faiz Ullah

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The atomic force microscopy experiments and nonequilibrium molecular dynamics (NEMD) simulations demonstrate a negative friction-load dependence to ionic liquid-glycol ether mixtures, that is, the friction decreases as the normal load increases. NEMD simulations reveal a structural reorientation of the studied ionic liquid (IL): as the normal load increases, the cation alkyl chains of ILs change the orientation to preferentially parallel to the tip scanning path. The flat-oriented IL structures, similar to the blooming lotus leaf, produce a new sliding interface and reduce the friction. A further molecular dynamics simulation is carried out by adopting slit-pore models to mimic the tip approaching process to confirm the dynamics of ILs. A faster diffusion of ILs in the smaller slit pore is observed. The faster diffusion of ILs in the more confined slit pore facilitates the structural reorientation of ILs. The resulted new sliding surface is responsible for the observed smaller friction at higher loads, also known as the negative friction-load dependence. These findings provide a fundamental explanation to the role of ILs in interfacial lubrications. They help to understand liquid flow properties under confinement, with implications for the development of better nanofluidic devices.