Honey is an example of a non-Newtonian fluid – a fluid that changes its behaviour when under stress or strain.
Liquid is one of the states of matter, and viscosity is a property of liquid. Some liquids display strange behaviour...
Water is often the example we use when teaching about states of matter. Water is a ‘normal’ liquid or a...
The observation was conducted in a year 9 class of 12 girl students who struggled with science. The topic was...
These unit plans come as Word document downloads that can be easily modified to suit your students’ learning needs or...
Many people have heard of Sir Isaac Newton. He is famous for developing many scientific theories in mathematics and physics....
Mānuka honey is thixotropic. This means that it is solid when undisturbed, but becomes fluid when stirred or agitated. In...
The viscosity of honey ranges from runny to almost solid. In this experiment, you can compare the viscosity of several...
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