Fabrication of ionic liquid-functionalized covalent organic frameworks for friction and wear reduction
[Display omitted] •Ionic Liquid functionalized COFs were prepared via solvothermal reaction and nucleophilic addition reactions.•The as-obtained Br-IL@COF-OH exhibit good friction reduction and anti-wear abilities as a lubricant additive.•The good lubrication performance is attributed to the physica...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of molecular liquids 2023-07, Vol.382, p.122026, Article 122026 |
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•Ionic Liquid functionalized COFs were prepared via solvothermal reaction and nucleophilic addition reactions.•The as-obtained Br-IL@COF-OH exhibit good friction reduction and anti-wear abilities as a lubricant additive.•The good lubrication performance is attributed to the physical adsorption layer and the friction film.
Herein, the ionic liquid functionalized covalent organic frameworks (COFs) nanosheets were successfully prepared via solvothermal reaction and then surface modification. Firstly, the COF with –OH groups (COF-OH) can bond with isocyanate (TDI) via the reactions between –OH group of COF-OH and para-NCO group of TDI, then the NH2-ionic liquid ([NH2C2MIm][Br]) can graft onto COF-OH surface (Br-IL@COF-OH) via nucleophilic addition reactions between –NH2 and ortho-NCO group. The as-prepared Br-IL@COF-OH exhibited outstanding lubrication performance as oil-based lubrication additives, with a trace amount addition of 2.0 wt%, the friction coefficient decreases from 0.144 to 0.102, and the wear volume decreases from 1.38 × 104 μm3 to 2.58 × 103 μm3, nearly 81.4%. The remarkable tribological properties are derived from the formation of stable protective film, which is composed of a physical adsorption layer via grafting ionic liquid and the friction film via tribochemical reaction. |
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ISSN: | 0167-7322 1873-3166 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.molliq.2023.122026 |