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They filled a pool with a mix of cornstarch and water made on a concrete mixer truck. It becomes a non-newtonian fluid. When stress is applied to the liquid it exhibits properties of a solid.
Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia. org/wiki/Non_Newtoni an_fluid
Recorded at Barcelona, Spain.
TV Show: http://www.cuatro.co m/microsites/el_horm iguero/cientifico.ht ml
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Entry into the New Scientist 'Green eggs and cabbage' experiment competition. Using 50kg of cornflour, we managed to make a fluid that is both liquid, and solid, depending on how you treat it.
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non Newtonian fluid vibrating on top of my speaker in a baking tray.
Simple experiment:
mix equal quantities of cornflour and water,
Pour into a baking tray,
Strap it to a loudspeaker,
Play a sine wave at various frequencies,
blow the fluid with a straw,
then clean up the awful mess you just made!
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When stuck on campus for spring break, we college students get pretty bored. On the suggestion of a friend of ours, we bring to you Part 1 of the Cornstarch Series: The Observation.
P.S. Dim-witted comments will be promptly deleted so don't waste both my time and your stupidity.
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I made Non-Newtonian Fluid, it can behave like a liquid or a solid. It is also very easy to make, mix starch with some water and you have non-Newtonian fluid
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A falling stream of silicone oil rebounds from a pool of the same oil. from the Center of Nonlinear Dynamics, University of Texas at Austin. This experiment can be done at home on a table top with common kitchen materials. A transcript of the narration and more information is available at http://chaos.ph.utex as.edu/research/flui ds/bouncing_jet.html