On August 8, as part of the Fun Facts Days, an experiment was conducted during which we found out how a non-Newtonian fluid works. The experiment can be done at home, because for its implementation you will need ordinary water, starch and any free container. Experience demonstrates how a non-Newtonian fluid changes its viscosity and density properties under physical, mechanical, or even sonic impact. This happens because at a high interaction rate, the massive liquid molecules do not have time to rearrange themselves due to inertia.
At the end of the lesson, books from the stock of our library about various experiences and experiments were presented.