Friction coefficient between silicon carbide and steel with fluids

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I would like to know some details about the Friction Coefficient .
I want to know the friction coefficient between Silicon carbide and any fluid and also betweeen Steel and any Fluid.
Any help regarding my question will be appreciated.

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Is this in the context of tooling...abrasion/wear resistance of cutting tool bits ? What purpose does your fluid serve - coolant/lubricant ?

"Friction Coefficient" is strictly defined only between solid surfaces, ie : viscosity is infinitely large.

Are you interested in the erosion effect of the fluid on the solid ?

If you give some context and explain what it is you want to figure out, that would help.