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The amount of friction generated depends on numerous factors, including the minute intermolecular forces acting between the two surfaces in contact – so-called van der Waals forces. ... They have discovered that frictional force is affected by the composition of the materials beneath the surface.
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It depends on the surface.
For example, if anyone is moving on a rough surface we will find that is difficult to move and while we are walking on a floor which is slippery we'll find it that we are not able to move in the way we move on a road.
Here the simple logic is that friction force is a contact force and while moving in a rough surface it gets interlocked.
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