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    The document discusses various factors that affect the viscosity of fluids including temperature, time, pressure, shear rate, and chemical composition. It examines how viscosity changes over time when fluids are subjected to constant shear and how some fluids exhibit thixotropic or pseudoplastic behavior where viscosity decreases over time under shear but increases if the shear is removed. Different materials like ketchup, honey, and paint are evaluated to demonstrate these viscosity concepts.

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    The document discusses various factors that affect the viscosity of fluids including temperature, time, pressure, shear rate, and chemical composition. It examines how viscosity changes over time when fluids are subjected to constant shear and how some fluids exhibit thixotropic or pseudoplastic behavior where viscosity decreases over time under shear but increases if the shear is removed. Different materials like ketchup, honey, and paint are evaluated to demonstrate these viscosity concepts.

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    The document discusses various factors that affect the viscosity of fluids including temperature, time, pressure, shear rate, and chemical composition. It examines how viscosity changes over time when fluids are subjected to constant shear and how some fluids exhibit thixotropic or pseudoplastic behavior where viscosity decreases over time under shear but increases if the shear is removed. Different materials like ketchup, honey, and paint are evaluated to demonstrate these viscosity concepts.

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