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THE PHYSICS OF HOCKEY! Sliding Friction and Momentum on Ice
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The initial experiments were performed by Faraday, Le Chatelier, Joly, and Reynolds... now we have Bowden, Hughes, Niven, McConica, and Evans, who contributed for a better understanding of sliding friction on ice.

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