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rapid however, the
observed behaviour is
classic shear thinning or
pseudoplasticity,
because as soon as the
shear is removed, the
viscosity returns to...
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different types of
fluids based on the
value of
their flow
behaviour index:
pseudoplastic,
Newtonian fluid, and dilatant. A first-order
fluid is
another name...
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continuum mechanics. For non-Newtonian fluid's viscosity,
there are
pseudoplastic, plastic, and
dilatant flows that are time-independent, and
there are...
- additive,
usually xanthan gum,
which gives the
condiment a non-Newtonian,
pseudoplastic or "shear thinning" property—more
commonly known as thixotropy.[citation...
- a
fixed time to
return to a more
viscous state. Some non-Newtonian
pseudoplastic fluids show a time-dependent
change in viscosity; the
longer the fluid...
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called ideal or inviscid. For non-Newtonian fluid's viscosity,
there are
pseudoplastic, plastic, and
dilatant flows that are time-independent, and
there are...
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velocity gradient; n is the
power law index. If n < 1 then the
fluid is a
pseudoplastic. n = 1 then the
fluid is a
Newtonian fluid. n > 1 then the
fluid is...
- {\displaystyle \mu _{\infty }} , the
fluid exhibits shear thinning (
pseudoplastic)
behavior where viscosity decreases with
increasing shear rate; when...
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stress or
agitation over time. The
opposite of a
dilatant material is a
pseudoplastic.
There are two
types of
deviation from Newton's law that are observed...
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Because of the
narrow molecular weight distribution it
behaves less
pseudoplastic (especially
under larger shear rates).
Metallocene polyethylene has...
