Usually means: Control of fluid viscosity using electricity.
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  1. electrorheology: American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
  2. electrorheology: Collins English Dictionary
  3. electrorheology: Wiktionary
  4. electrorheology: Dictionary.com
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Definitions from Wiktionary (electrorheology)

▸ noun:  (physics) The study of the effects of electric fields on the rheological properties of materials

Similar:
electrooptics, electrohydrodynamics, rheometry, electrophysics, electroresistance, electrodynamics, electrokinetics, electroptics, electrocalorics, electromagnetohydrodynamics, more...

Opposite:
nonelectrorheology, non-electrorheology, non-ER

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Similar:
electrooptics, electrohydrodynamics, rheometry, electrophysics, electroresistance, electrodynamics, electrokinetics, electroptics, electrocalorics, electromagnetohydrodynamics, more...

Opposite:
nonelectrorheology, non-electrorheology, non-ER



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