👉 An initiated fluid, also known as an induced fluid or a synthetic fluid, is a type of artificial fluid created through chemical synthesis rather than extraction from natural sources. This process typically involves combining simpler chemical compounds under controlled conditions to produce a complex fluid with specific properties, such as viscosity, density, and chemical composition. Initiated fluids are often used in research, industrial applications, and medical fields for their consistent and customizable nature, offering advantages over natural fluids in terms of availability, cost, and safety. They can be tailored to meet precise requirements for applications ranging from lubricants and hydraulic fluids to advanced biomedical materials.
