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Detonation amorphous-crystalline coatings Zr–Si–B that additionally contain solid lubricant additive as an anti-friction component in the form of the dispersed molybdenum disulfide have been developed. The high wear resistance of coatings that contain molybdenum disulfide has been noted. In a study of the surface layer, photomicrographs of friction surfaces on which activation processes take place have been used in electron diffraction analysis. The wear resistance of the coatings has been established, which enabled the creation of separating juvenile thin film surface of an object that represented the product of oxygen-free structures based on chemical elements of intermetallic phases included in the coating composition.
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