
Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) is a naturally occurring black solid compound that is slippery to the touch. It transfers easily and adheres to other solid surfaces it comes in contact with. Its mineral form — called molybdenite — was often confused with graphite until the late 1700s. Both have been used for lubricating and writing materials for centuries. So, what are the excellent properties of MoS2 in high temperature grease? 1)it can improve the bearing capacity of the grease and make…