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Table 1.0 Shows the different materials used for lubrication and one use.
Table 1.2 Some of the types of adc itives available for lubricant products.
Figure 1.5 The synthesis route of ZDDPs as commonly used in industry.
Figure 1.6 The suggested structure of a polyphosphate chain.
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