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"Friction" Force and Motion PPT Courseware 2
friction in life
1. When writing with a pencil, the friction between the pencil tip and the paper
2. When sharpening a pencil with a knife, the friction between the pencil and the knife
3. When the hand slides on the table, the friction between the hand and the table
4. When erasing the blackboard with a blackboard eraser, the friction between the blackboard eraser and the blackboard
5. Push and pull the table on the ground.
6. Friction between the soles and the road surface when walking.
7. Friction between the hand and the object when picking up something.
When two objects in contact with each other move relative to each other, the force produced by the contact surface that hinders the relative motion of the objects is called static friction.
If the bookcase cannot be pushed, do you think there is friction between the bookcase and the floor?
1. What is friction?
When two objects that are in contact with or squeezing each other move relative to each other or have a tendency to move relative to each other, a force that hinders relative movement will be generated on the contact surface. This force is called friction.
think:
1: What are the conditions for friction to occur?
Two objects contact and squeeze each other, move relative to each other, or have a tendency to move relative to each other
2: The direction of friction?
Parallel to the contact surface and opposite to the direction of relative motion
What does the magnitude of sliding friction depend on?
Conjecture: 1. The pressure on the contact surface
2. Roughness of the contact surface
3.…
Basis for guessing: When you push a box, the heavier the box, the harder it is to push; the rougher the ground, the harder it is to push.
equipment:
Design experiment: wooden board, wooden block, spring dynamometer, hook code, towel
Principle: Conditions for balance of two forces
1. How to change the pressure on the contact surface?
Put hook codes on wooden blocks
2. What tool is used to measure the friction force? How to test?
Spring dynamometer pulls the wooden block at a constant speed, the pulling force is equal to the friction force
3. What scientific methods are used?
Control Variable
think:
1. What phenomena exist in daily life?
2. Which of these frictions are beneficial? Which ones are harmful?
3. Can you talk about how to increase beneficial friction? How to reduce harmful friction?
Ways to increase and decrease friction:
1. Increase friction
(1) Increase pressure
(2) Increase the roughness of the contact surface
2. Reduce friction
(1) Reduce pressure
(2) Reduce the roughness of the contact surface
(3) Change sliding to scrolling
(4) Use methods such as adding lubricating oil to make the two friction surfaces in contact with each other smooth.
Friction
1. Friction: When two objects in contact with each other move relative to each other, a force will be generated on the contact surface that hinders relative movement. This force is called friction (f).
2. Factors affecting the magnitude of sliding friction
Amount of pressure
The roughness of the contact surface
3. Methods to increase friction
Increase the pressure. For example: when braking, increasing pressure is used to increase friction.
Increase the roughness of the contact surface. For example, there are uneven patterns on the soles and tires.
4. Methods to reduce friction
Reduce stress
Reduce the roughness of the contact surface
Use scrolling instead of sliding
Keep the friction surfaces of the two contact surfaces away from each other
Add lubricant
The electromagnetic field separates the contact surfaces
Use air cushion
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"Friction" interaction PPT download:
"Friction" Interaction PPT Download Part One Content: [Learning Literacy and Objectives] Physical concepts: 1. Understand the conditions and directions of sliding friction and the factors that affect its magnitude, and master the formula for calculating sliding friction. 2. Understand Conditions for the generation of static friction..
"Friction" interaction PPT courseware:
"Friction" Interaction PPT Courseware Part One: Course Standard Requirements 1. Know the conditions under which sliding friction occurs, and be able to determine its direction and solve for its magnitude..
"Friction" interaction PPT:
"Friction" Interaction PPT Part One Content: Learning Objectives 1. Know the conditions under which sliding friction occurs, and be able to determine its direction and solve for the magnitude of sliding friction. 2. Knowing the conditions under which static friction occurs, you can determine its direction and solve for the magnitude of static friction.
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