Can any one tell me where i can find a list containing coefficients of ROLLING friction?

Question

don't bother with Wikipedia.i would appreciate it if u found it for glass something else.either give me a list or find materials that have the lowest ROLLING friction co-efficients on glass.Also find a material with respect to which these materials have somewhat higher coefficients of friction(allowing grip).this is urgent.thank u.

Answer 1

Sure.  Rolling friction is static friction.  (A ball rolls as opposed to slides because of the static coef. of friction).

Just find the static coef. of friction for your two substances.

-Fred