Properties and Fun with Non-Newtonian Fluids

The video explores non-Newtonian fluids, focusing on slime and Oobleck. It provides a step-by-step guide to making slime, adding color, and understanding its properties. The video also introduces Oobleck, explaining its unique behavior and how it can be combined with slime for further exploration. The session concludes with information about the Orlando Science Center.

What is a non-Newtonian fluid?

• A fluid that behaves like a gas under pressure

• A fluid that behaves like a liquid under pressure

• A fluid that behaves like a solid under pressure

• A fluid that behaves like a plasma under pressure

What is the first step in making slime?

• Adding glue to a beaker

• Adding cornstarch to a beaker

• Adding water to a beaker

• Adding food coloring to a beaker

Why is stirring important in making slime?

• To make the slime more liquid

• To ensure all ingredients are well mixed

• To make the slime more solid

• To ensure the slime is colorful

What is used as a binding agent in slime?

• Food coloring

• A special solution

• Glue

• Water

What are the main ingredients of Oobleck?

• Glue and cornstarch

• Cornstarch and water

• Glue and water

• Water and food coloring

What is the purpose of adding washable paint to Oobleck?

• To make it more liquid

• To make it colorful and easy to clean

• To make it sticky

• To make it more solid

What happens to Oobleck when a sudden force is applied?

• It behaves like a solid

• It behaves like a gas

• It behaves like a plasma

• It behaves like a liquid

What is a fun activity you can do with Oobleck?

• Create tar pits

• Freeze it

• Use it as a paint

• Make it bounce

What is the main characteristic of slime when no force is applied?

• It behaves like a liquid

• It behaves like a gas

• It behaves like a plasma

• It behaves like a solid

What can be added to slime to make it more interesting?

• Vinegar

• Oil

• Sand

• Glitter