Chemistry, asked by tithipaul97, 10 months ago

why mixture of corn flour and water acts like a non newtonian fluid? ​

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Answered by Varniktyagi13
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The science behind it all:

The cornflour-water mixture is an example of a non-Newtonian fluid. ... The water acts as a lubricant so when you move the mixture slowly, the particles have time to move past each other and the mixture acts like a liquid.

Answered by BujjiHoney
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Explanation:

The science behind it all:

The cornflour-water mixture is an example of a non-Newtonian fluid. ... The water acts as a lubricant so when you move the mixture slowly, the particles have time to move past each other and the mixture acts like a liquid.

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