A fluid having constant viscosity that does not depend upon the strain rate is said to be_______________?

Correct answer: D. Newtonian

  • A. Viscoelastic
  • B. Pseudoplastic
  • C. Plastic
  • D. Newtonian

Explanation

A Newtonian fluid has constant viscosity, so its resistance to flow remains unchanged when the strain rate changes. Pseudoplastic and other non-Newtonian fluids show viscosity changes with strain rate.

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