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  <dc:title>Tribology in Atomic-Scale Manufacturing Processes Driven by Mechanical Behavior</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>Human industrial technology is gradually advancing towards atomic-scale manufacturing. Tribological parameters at the surface-interfaces during the manufacturing process at the atomic scale significantly affect the efficiency and quality of processing.&amp;nbsp;Especially in atomic-scale manufacturing techniques driven by mechanical behavior, friction has become a critical factor affecting precision and product quality.&amp;nbsp;As the increasing demands of the atomic-scale manufacturing industry for mass production techniques and highly consistent processes, the impact of tribology on atomic-scale manufactured products is becoming more prominent. In&amp;nbsp;this article, the effects of frictional and wear behavior on atomic-scale removal and manipulation were described around three atomic-scale manufacturing techniques driven by mechanical behavior: atomic-layer polishing, atomic-level cutting, and atomic manipulation. The tribological problems and technical problems of friction and wear behavior control in the field of mechanically driven atomic-scale manufacturing was summarized, and the cutting-edge research directions and goals of tribology in atomic-scale manufacturing technology was discussed.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>atomic-scale manufacturing; mechanical force; friction; wear</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>Xu Shusheng</dc:creator>
  <dc:creator>Liu Weimin</dc:creator>
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