How to Make Non-Newtonian Fluid

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I was doing this for a science experiment so I thought it was cool..recipe included!

Recipe:

1.5 cup of cornstarch
1 cup of water

Make sure you put the cornstarch FIRST! It won't work the other way.

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• cherishlife04

[NickjaBoysInc]

isnt it just like pancake batter?

[cherishlife04]

i haven't tried pancake batter yet, maybe i'll try that. :] But I'm pretty sure that Non-newtonian fluid is way thicker than pancakes haha. you fall in, can't get out. LOL

[TehNoobSeries]

i giling giling ;D

[cherishlife04]

haha, yeah.. are you filipino? :P Thanks for the comment, maraming salamat po! hehe :)

[jawdenizdakilla232]

how much corn starch do u need ??

[cherishlife04]

read the description, or just simply listen.

u need 1 and a half cups of cornstarch and 1 cup of water. put the cornstarch FIRST, not the water.

[TheKr3w222]

dude she sounds just like my friend sadrien

[blondpearlly]

Oh my goodness! She sounds like Marcel the Shell!! :D

[Hallgrenoid]

"aaand Ella is making... a necklace."

[Marko2000Rules]

In the description she says it only works by putting the cornstarch first but mine worked perfectly fine the other way around

[Cidantis]

girl behind camera sounds like Marcel the Shell with Shoes on

[Zarac1121123]

@cherishlife04 How do you do that? All my cornstarch do is turn into chunks no matter how I add the water or cornstarch

[LizzyCeeMarie]

Ah that brings back memories of me making that in the third grade :D

Good times....good times

[seagirl439]

i hear wowowee in the backround im half filipino half amaricano hehe

[twilightluvr78]

Obleck! Omg I remember making this way back in like 4th grade. I still make it sometimes when Im bored and I dye it cool colors

[glupoi652]

hmmm... why not make a video of a non newtonian fluid mixed thoroughly with a ferroliquid :D

that oughta be a fun experiment, and it'll be interesting to see if it actually conducts electricity well [or not]...