What are some non-newtonian compounds other than mixtures such as corn starch and water? 30 points!

First we must know what a non-Newtonian compound is. Something that is non-Newtonian is a substance that does not follow Newton's laws of viscosity. These kinds of substances only change with pressure of temperature and are thus called "normal liquids/fluids".

However, some liquids don't only change with the temperature and pressure, and these are known as non-Newtonian compounds.

Some examples of non-Newtonian compounds are ketchup (because it gets more liquid-y as you shake it---hence why you shake a ketchup bottle before opening it), honey (the liquid is always very unmoving and is ONLY dependent on temperature---if you heat it up it becomes more liquid-y).

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explanation: it gains negative electrons, therefore becoming negatively charged. as charge cannot be created, nor destroyed, only transferred, this leaves the wool positive. now that they have opposite charges, the two items attract.