Rolling motion of a ball on pressure sensitive adhesives was carefully observed under well-controlled conditions. Rolling distance was measured as a function of time by means of stroboscopic photography, and rollout distance was measured as a function of initial height of a ball. Both rolling distances and rollout distances were analysed according to a unified theory, where rolling friction coefficient (f) of a pressure sensitive adhesive is involved. It is suggested that f depends on viscoelastic properties of the adhesives.
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