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Reibung ist ein Bewegungswiderstand. Er äußert sich als Widerstandskraft sich berührender Körper gegen die Einleitung einer Relativbewegung (Ruhereibung, statische Reibung) oder deren Aufrechterhaltung (Bewegungsreibung, dynamische Reibung). Neben dieser „äußeren Reibung“ gibt es die „innere Reibung“ von Stoffen (Viskosität), sie gehört zur Rheologie.

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Czichos, H., Habig, KH. (2010). Reibung. In: Tribologie-Handbuch. Vieweg+Teubner. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9660-5_4

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