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Depending on the surfaces in question the effects of friction can be;

Wearing down of the surface(s).

Build up or creation of heat.

Expansion of surface(s) from above mentioned heat.

Suspension of wear particles (either in air or liquid). [Think sandpaper on wood for air and metal shaving in oil for liquid].

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Q: What effects does friction have on surfaces?
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