on a horizontal surface the force of friction is directly proportional to the dash of the body which move
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If the surfaces are moving in relation to each other, the force is called “sliding” friction, or “sliction”. Other answers give the phrase “kinetic” friction. ... If the surfaces are moving in relation to each other, the force is called “sliding” friction, or “sliction”
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The surface of any body is never perfectly smooth. Even a polished surface which appears to be smooth shows irregularities when observed under a microscope.
When one body is placed in contact with another body there will be interlocking of a large number of irregularities. Many points of contact between A and B get cold-welded due to a high pressure at sharp points. The phenomenon is called surface adhesion.
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When one body is placed in contact with another body there will be interlocking of a large number of irregularities. Many points of contact between A and B get cold-welded due to a high pressure at sharp points. The phenomenon is called surface adhesion.
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