there are many more then just 10
for example:
writing, friction of the nib of the pen on the paper
lighting a campfire, by rubbing two sticks together
using the breaks on a car.
friction opposes motion, and when ever two surfaces move over each other, friction occurs.
Friction can damage materials,slice,and make things move because when you touch, rub or move these things we create friction.
Let's see… 2 things that create friction are socks and carpet, balloons and hair, opposite magnets. That's all I got…
They create friction, which can cause things to shock you.
Heat
kinetic friction occurs because of movement, when two things rub together. take for example your hands, when rubbed together with pressure, they create kinetic friction.. feel the heat between your hands when you're rubbing them together? that's friction from movement!!!
Rub things
Friction can damage materials,slice,and make things move because when you touch, rub or move these things we create friction.
Let's see… 2 things that create friction are socks and carpet, balloons and hair, opposite magnets. That's all I got…
It will create less friction than rough things together
They create friction, which can cause things to shock you.
They all create centrifical force on an object and create stops
Whenever you use energy that is work, and to create friction work must be applied to rub two things together, and sometimes fast enough to create sparks depending on the two objects you rub together.
no, movement creates friction
your face and your finger but only if your finger was in your noes so it is all buggery
Heat
kinetic friction occurs because of movement, when two things rub together. take for example your hands, when rubbed together with pressure, they create kinetic friction.. feel the heat between your hands when you're rubbing them together? that's friction from movement!!!
fluid frictionMotor oil replaces sliding friction with fluid friction.Motor oil is used as a lubricant and replaces the sliding friction to create a type of friction known as fluid friction.