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  • Non-Fluids: Exploring Solids, Gels, Greases & Pastes
    Examples of non-fluids include:

    - Solids: Solids have a fixed shape and volume and do not flow easily. Examples include wood, metal, and ice.

    - Gels: Gels are semi-solid materials that have a jelly-like consistency. They can flow slowly but do not take the shape of their container. Examples include gelatin, pudding, and toothpaste.

    - Greases: Greases are thick, viscous substances that are used as lubricants. They do not flow easily and have a high resistance to shear.

    - Pastes: Pastes are thick, semi-solid mixtures of solids and liquids. They can flow slowly but do not take the shape of their container. Examples include toothpaste, peanut butter, and paint.

    - Powders: Powders are finely divided solid particles that do not flow easily. Examples include flour, sugar, and sand.

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