How Fluid Can Climb Upward! SLIME EXPERIMENT

In this Physics Girl video, the host explores the Weissenberg effect using slime, a non-newtonian fluid. The video explains how the effect causes the fluid to climb a spinning rod due to its viscoelastic properties. The host provides a recipe for making slime and encourages viewers to experiment with different variables to observe changes in the effect. The video is both educational and entertaining, with a focus on hands-on learning and scientific exploration.

What role does viscoelasticity play in the behavior of the slime?

What is the significance of the upward motion in the Weissenberg effect?

How can you modify the slime recipe to affect the Weissenberg effect?