noun
The study of the changes in flow properties that occur in certain fluids exposed to electric fields.
Related Forms:
- e·lec′tro·rhe′o·log′i·cal
adjective
electrorheology
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Noun
(uncountable)
- (physics) The study of the effects of electric fields on the rheological properties of materials
Origin
electro- +"Ž rheology
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