American Institute of Chemical Engineers - Oobleck Activity
Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid that is able to act as both a solid and a liquid. It is non-toxic and is composed of just two components, those being water and cornstarch. When a significant force is applied to the surface of the oobleck, it acts as a solid, while it acts as a liquid when holding or slowly dipping a hand into the mixture.
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