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    Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid that can act as both a solid and liquid. It behaves like a solid when force is applied slowly, holding its shape, but flows like a liquid when force is applied quickly. Students are asked to discuss and record how Oobleck demonstrates solid and liquid properties based on an experiment with the material.

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    Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid that can act as both a solid and liquid. It behaves like a solid when force is applied slowly, holding its shape, but flows like a liquid when force is applied quickly. Students are asked to discuss and record how Oobleck demonstrates solid and liquid properties based on an experiment with the material.

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    Oobleck is a non-Newtonian fluid that can act as both a solid and liquid. It behaves like a solid when force is applied slowly, holding its shape, but flows like a liquid when force is applied quickly. Students are asked to discuss and record how Oobleck demonstrates solid and liquid properties based on an experiment with the material.

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    Fun With Oobleck!


    Directions: With your table, discuss how Oobleck acts like a solid and how Ooleck
    acts like a liquid. Record your ideas below.

    Solid Liquid

    Is Ooleck a solid? Or is it a liquid? Please explain your reasoning.

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