Making Slime

The video tutorial explains the concept of non-Newtonian liquids, which can behave like both a liquid and a solid without a change in temperature. It demonstrates how to create a non-Newtonian liquid using PVA glue, Borax, and food coloring. The tutorial describes the unique properties of the slime, which behaves like a solid when stress is applied and like a liquid when left undisturbed. The scientific explanation involves polymer chains in the glue that become cross-linked with Borax, allowing the slime to change states based on applied forces.

What is the significance of temperature in the state of non-Newtonian liquids?

How does the slime behave when stress is applied versus when it is left undisturbed?

Discuss the impact forces and their effect on the slime's behavior.