NaCl, sodium chloride, aka salt the mineral used on slippery winter surfers is called (HALITE)
Rock-salt - it provides a coarse surface to aid grip - while melting the surface ice
Well surface mining is when mineral deposits are located near or at the surface
Put some sand on it to increase friction!
Molten magma cools and hardens to form mineral crystals.
The color of the powder left on the rough surface by a mineral is called its streak. The streak plate is a hard surface that helps to determine the different shades and characteristics of the minerals that is rubbed on it.
A rocks melting point at surface pressures would depend on its mineral composition. Every mineral has a different melting point, and rocks are composed of a variety of minerals.
because the lubricant on the surface which makes it slippery reduces the friction b/w the surface and ur feet!! !!
Yes. Adularia is a mineral. It is a variation of K feldspar, KAlSi3O8, and is commonly known as moonstone, if the sample features adularescence. Adularescence is a blueish-greenish sheen on the surface of the mineral.
Because of friction and the surface it's on .if it's on a flat, slippery surface then it will have less friction and more acceleration. Therefore it is because of friction.
when its a smooth sliperry surface
They are scattered on the iced surface to stop the ice from melting and slow down the melting.
Gingerwood floors can be slippery, but not if you apply the right surface coating to it.
On the top - to make the surface less slippery.
smooth or slippery surface
yes
Oils in the road surface mix with the rainwater - creating a slippery surface.
Rock-salt - it provides a coarse surface to aid grip - while melting the surface ice