Fluids are Fun - Oobleck

Location

Outside - Unity Quad

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Oobleck is a name adopted from a Dr. Seuss story frequently used to describe a number of non-Newtonian fluids. The most commonly used substance to demonstrate the amazing properties of a non-Newtonian (shear-thickening) fluid is the suspension of cornstarch in water, as can be seen at our exhibit. To demonstrate this, we have a long trough to walk on and smaller hand trough for those looking to get a little less messy.

Location

Outside - Unity Quad

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Topics

Exhibitor
Hunter Roggero
Carly DeLeonardo
Eli Heisey

Advisor(s)
Timothy Landschoot

Organization
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)


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