Mass Spectrometric Method for Studying Gas Release During Friction in a Vacuum
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Functional scheme and implementation of a device for registering the composition and kinetics of formation of volatile products during friction in a vacuum with a time-of-flight mass spectrometer are described. The method efficiency is illustrated by results of experimental study of the friction of polyamide with metal and polymer counterbodies.
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