Subject: What liquid, gel, or solution becomes solid when a current is applied?
Date: Mon Feb 20 13:13:54 2006
Posted by Ricky
Grade level: grad (science)
School: T-Mobile USA
City: Jackson State/Province: MS
Country: USA
Area of science: Engineering
ID: 1140466434.Eg
Message:
I saw a solution of starch/water that was the consistency I am looking for
with an elctrical charge applied to a liquid. If the "solution" is able to be
controlled by varying the charge, that would be excellent, but I would like to
see at least a noticable resistance to movement. I thought of LCD but this is
for a mechanical device.
Re: What liquid, gel, or solution becomes solid when a current is applied?
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