2016
DOI: 10.1007/s10553-016-0710-5
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Photometric Monitoring of Thermal Stability of Motor Oils and Effect of Thermal Degradation Products on Antiwear Properties

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“…We have carried out studies to determine the thermal stability and chemical activity of new synthesized compounds -esters of dithiophosphoric (DTP), xanthogenic (CTG) and dithiocarbamic (DTC) acids on the metal surface. This class of compounds is known to have lubricating properties [5,7]. General schemes for the preparation of esters and data on the IR and NMR spectra of some of the synthesized compounds are given below.…”
Section: Doiorg/1032737/0005-2531-2023-4-97-103mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have carried out studies to determine the thermal stability and chemical activity of new synthesized compounds -esters of dithiophosphoric (DTP), xanthogenic (CTG) and dithiocarbamic (DTC) acids on the metal surface. This class of compounds is known to have lubricating properties [5,7]. General schemes for the preparation of esters and data on the IR and NMR spectra of some of the synthesized compounds are given below.…”
Section: Doiorg/1032737/0005-2531-2023-4-97-103mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Duong et al 16 studied the oxidation stability of neopolyol ester lubricants using small‐scale oxidation test method to quantify the time needed for the ester base to produce enough free radicals in order to propagate the mechanism of oxidation. Koval'skii et al 17 researched the thermal stability of mineral and partly synthetic motor oils with direct photometric measurement method. The limit temperature of performing ability of motor oils can be determined from the dependencies of the coefficient of luminous flux absorption.…”
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confidence: 99%