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Printer's ink is an example of -
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Printer's ink is an example of -

A.

Dilatant

B.

Thixotropic fluid

C.

Pseudo-plastic

D.

None of these fluids

Correct option is B


Dilatant Fluid: A fluid whose viscosity increases with the rate of shear strain (e.g., quicksand, cornstarch in water).
Thixotropic Fluid: A fluid whose viscosity decreases over time when subjected to constant shear (e.g., printer's ink, ketchup).
Pseudo-plastic Fluid: A fluid whose viscosity decreases with an increase in the rate of shear strain (e.g., paint, blood).

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