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Non-Newtonian Fluid 2Uploaded by: andrewkbradshaw Video Description: A Non-Newtonian fluid, so named because it's properties cannot be described in terms of the concepts of classical fluids, can be created easily in the home. This example is a mixture of corn starch and water, roughly 10 parts cornstarch to 1 water. When stress is applied to the liquid it exhibits properties of a solid. Especially interesting is the reaction when it is disturbed at certain frequencies. Using a frequency generator and a subwoofer, the tub of fluid was placed on top of the subwoofer's hole, which is emitting sound at 50 hz. Tags for this video: fluid goo non-newtonian subwoofer Find more videos in the "Howto" category See more videos uploaded by andrewkbradshaw
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.cornstarch
.water
.food coloring (optional)
.something to put it in
This is just to make a small portion
Put 2 cups of cornstarch in a tin can
and 1 cup of water in the same tin can
Mix it througly
Add not to much food coloring or it will be to watery
AND YOU HAVE OBLIQUE
awsome vid!!
(u can put it in something like a tray and put the tray on the speaker if u dont want to get ur speakers messy.)
u should do it with a gallon of the cornstarch mix in it, just to see wat happens.
IT LIVES!!!!
why does it do that?