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THE use of organic compounds containing chlorine and/or sulphur as extreme pressure additives is well established and numerous such substances of widely differing chemical types possess EP activity. Until recent years, however, little was known of the mode of action of these substances and of the reasons why chemically related compounds exhibit different EP properties.

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