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FRICTON
PRESENTED BY 
SANDHYA V S 
PHYSICALSCIENCE
Suppose you decide to ride a skate board 
You push off the ground and start moving 
According to Newton’s second law 
of motion ,if no 
other forces are acting 
on your skateboard , you 
will continue to move….BUT
The reason is that there exist a force 
between the 
ground and lower portion of the 
skateboard, called 
FRICTIONAL FORCE.
Friction is the force which opposes relative motion 
between two surfaces in contact with each other
Even though a surface may look smooth, if you magnify the 
surface it isn’t smooth. 
Everything is made of molecules. The molecules come 
together to make bumps. Some surfaces have molecules that 
leaves large bumps and some leaves small bumps. 
Micro welds occur when two bumpy surfaces are rubbed up 
against each other they stick together.
Static friction 
Frictional force between two surfaces before there is 
a relative force between the surfaces in contact. 
Kinetic friction 
It is the force of friction which calls in to play when 
there is relative force between the surfaces.
Rolling friction 
Rolling friction between two surfaces in contact is the force of friction which 
calls into play when a body rolls over another. 
Sliding friction 
sliding friction is the force that opposes the motion of two surfaces sliding 
past each other.
Helps us in walking conveniently. It save us from 
slipping. 
Helps us in writing on piece of paper. 
Helpful in eating and drinking 
Lighting a match stick by rubbing. 
Nails and screws join two surfaces due to the 
friction. 
 we can not climb a tree. 
Trains can run on the rails. 
In fact life become impossible if there is no friction 
in nature.
Due to friction the whole energy given to a machine is 
not converted in to useful work; a portion of energy is 
wasted to overcome friction.This reduces the 
efficiency of the machine. The energy used in 
overcoming friction appears as heat. Moreover, friction 
causes wear and tear of the moving parts of the 
machine due to rubbing.
Thus 
FRICTION IS A NECESSARY EVIL
It is not possible to walk or drive through muddy 
and slippery roads. For this sand and gravels are 
spread to reduce friction 
 Tyres of our vehicles also the soles of the shoes are 
grooved. 
 
Mountaineers also wear spiked shoe. 
To overcome skidding along a slippery surface we adopt 
measures to increase friction.
•Reduce the area of contact of two surfaces. 
•Making the surfaces as smooth. 
•Lubrication can reduce friction. 
•Using ball bearings.
THANK YOU

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Sandhya

  • 2. PRESENTED BY SANDHYA V S PHYSICALSCIENCE
  • 3. Suppose you decide to ride a skate board You push off the ground and start moving According to Newton’s second law of motion ,if no other forces are acting on your skateboard , you will continue to move….BUT
  • 4. The reason is that there exist a force between the ground and lower portion of the skateboard, called FRICTIONAL FORCE.
  • 5. Friction is the force which opposes relative motion between two surfaces in contact with each other
  • 6. Even though a surface may look smooth, if you magnify the surface it isn’t smooth. Everything is made of molecules. The molecules come together to make bumps. Some surfaces have molecules that leaves large bumps and some leaves small bumps. Micro welds occur when two bumpy surfaces are rubbed up against each other they stick together.
  • 7. Static friction Frictional force between two surfaces before there is a relative force between the surfaces in contact. Kinetic friction It is the force of friction which calls in to play when there is relative force between the surfaces.
  • 8. Rolling friction Rolling friction between two surfaces in contact is the force of friction which calls into play when a body rolls over another. Sliding friction sliding friction is the force that opposes the motion of two surfaces sliding past each other.
  • 9. Helps us in walking conveniently. It save us from slipping. Helps us in writing on piece of paper. Helpful in eating and drinking Lighting a match stick by rubbing. Nails and screws join two surfaces due to the friction.  we can not climb a tree. Trains can run on the rails. In fact life become impossible if there is no friction in nature.
  • 10. Due to friction the whole energy given to a machine is not converted in to useful work; a portion of energy is wasted to overcome friction.This reduces the efficiency of the machine. The energy used in overcoming friction appears as heat. Moreover, friction causes wear and tear of the moving parts of the machine due to rubbing.
  • 11. Thus FRICTION IS A NECESSARY EVIL
  • 12. It is not possible to walk or drive through muddy and slippery roads. For this sand and gravels are spread to reduce friction  Tyres of our vehicles also the soles of the shoes are grooved.  Mountaineers also wear spiked shoe. To overcome skidding along a slippery surface we adopt measures to increase friction.
  • 13. •Reduce the area of contact of two surfaces. •Making the surfaces as smooth. •Lubrication can reduce friction. •Using ball bearings.