Solvent-free ionic molybdenum disulphide (MoS2) nanofluids

25th Anniversary Article: Polymer–Particle Composites: Phase Stability and Applications in Electrochemical Energy Storage

“…More remarkable shape‐memory features have been achieved by cross‐linking the particle‐tethered chains to create networks in which the nanoparticles form the netpoints . Likewise, changes to the nanoparticle core chemistry can create systems that are magnetically or optically responsive or which function as efficient lubricants . Self‐suspended nanocomposites based on densely grafted ionic liquids and those with both oligomeric chains and molecular species have also been demonstrated as attractive candidates for electrolytes.…”

Numerical study on skin friction reduction of nanofluid flows in a Taylor–Couette system

“…Hu and colleagues [12] also remembered advantages for using nanoparticles in tribological applications. Zhang et al [13] concluded the advantages of using nanofluids as nanotribological agents. Hu et al [14] have studied two different particles as nanoadditives for tribological applications with molecular dynamics (MD) methods.…”

Structural, surface and mechanical characterization of spray-deposited molybdenum disulfide thin films

“…Nanosheets of MoS 2 have been applied in the field of spintronics and nanodevices [17]. A MoS 2 ionic nanofluid exhibits excellent lubrication in microelectromechanical systems/nanoelectromechanical systems [18]. A MoS 2 nanoribbon exhibits highly stable magnetic and electronic properties, which is a significant advantage in the applications of nanotechnology [19].…”