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Measuring the coefficient of friction
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[QUOTE="gleem, post: 6262236, member: 298988"] The coefficient of friction depend on both contacting surfaces. Change one surface and the coefficient of friction changes. Ice on wood is different than ice on steel for example. And for ice you have other complicating factors as temperature and pressure. [/QUOTE]
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