Experiment With Fluid Physics In Your Kitchen
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    Credit: Sandy Roberts, with images from Canva.

    • A glass jar sits on a wooden table. A milky white fluid flows through a small hole in a plastic bag into the jar.
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      Subject Science — Chemistry, Physics
      Grade Level PreK, Grades K-12
      Resource Type Activity
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      About This Lesson

      What do Silly Putty, ketchup, toothpaste, and corn starch have in common? Find out! Experiment with non-Newtonian fluids, like ketchup and Oobleck, to determine how they react to shear stress.

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      December 20, 2023
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