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  1. ; (, Tribology lubrication technology)
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    Triboelectric charging has been linked to numerous industry hazards including dust explosions, damage to electrical devices and granular demixing, for example during pharmaceutical processing. In this work we demonstrate that triboelectric charging of peeling tape generates characteristic pat- terns that can be used to identify stick-slip events. We show that peeling tape from different materials (e.g. polymethylmeth- acrylate and polytetrafluoroethylene) generates distinct electrostatic as well as stick-slip patterns, which we identify us- ing electrically charged copier toners. This method is useful for laboratory character- ization of surface properties and may be translatable to industrial problems where control of stick-slip is desirable. 
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