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Exploring Friction: Effects and Benefits

Discover the dual nature of friction - a force that resists movement but is also essential for control. Understand its effects on surfaces, heat generation, and Newton's Third Law. Experience a simulation at an atomic level and solve anagrams related to teen activities.

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Exploring Friction: Effects and Benefits

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  1. Friction – A force which resists movement Can you think of two effects of Friction? • Solve the anagrams… • TEENAGERS heat • wears away FUSESCAR Generates heat Wears away surfaces Friction – A force which resists movement, but is also really useful to control movement too. Think of trying to move on ice…

  2. Or use the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fbb3631ew_4 Pushing back with your foot will cause a backwards force on the ground.. Friction gives a forward force on your foot. (see Newton’s Third Law)

  3. Friction Good? Bad? Simulation Click on the link below to see a simulation of what happens in friction at an atomic level

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