How do non-Newtonian fluids work?

How do non-Newtonian fluids work?

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when u move it too fast it gets hard

Are dicks non-newtonian?

in that case it is a corn starch and water which means when it is at rest the starch particles are farther away from each other and are able to flow past each other easily, when agitated the particles are packed tightly together and push the water out of the way making it seem solid

this desu

They have non-linear rate of shearing wrt shear stress.

there's strain thinning fluids too

This guy gets it (or took a Fluids class)

>BBC is non-newtonian aka non-white.
it checks out.

Ja/ck/ thread?

this is gross

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the fuck u say

What the hell even is that shit?

It depends on the type of non-newtonian fluid

Looks like a corn starch and water mixture with some type of sauce or spice giving it the brown color. The pink thing looks like a chicken cutlet.

>They have non-linear rate of shearing wrt shear stress.

isn't that just another description of what non newtonian fluid means?

What molecules and what interactions between those molecules cause this behaviour?

godlike tongue action desu

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It's viscosity depends on the stress applied.

Dumbest way to make pulled pork I have ever seen.

I have no fucking clue, Leibniz's notes didn't say anything about it either

>he will never do that to your boi pucci