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IN a recent communication in Nature 1 reference was made to a technique developed at Thornton Research Centre for investigating high-temperature reactions between metal surfaces and ‘extreme-pressure’ lubricating oil additives. We should like to take this opportunity of describing briefly the development of the technique and its potentialities.
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BARCROFT, F., HAYDEN, J. Reactions on Metal Surfaces at High Temperatures. Nature 189, 133–134 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1038/189133a0
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