Frictional force is a manifestation

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Frictional force is fundamentally a manifestation of the electromagnetic force. This relationship is established through the breaking of molecular electronic bonds, which provides a deeper understanding of friction beyond mechanical explanations. The discussion emphasizes the role of electromagnetism in the interactions between surfaces at a molecular level, clarifying that friction arises from these electromagnetic interactions.

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Frictional force is a manifestation of which fundamental force of nature?Is it the electromagnetic force?If so how?
 
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Electromagnetism due to the breaking of molectular electonic bonds. This is what underlies more mechanical explanations.
 

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