👉 A stronger fluid is a type of liquid that possesses higher viscosity and density compared to regular fluids, making it thicker and more resistant to flow. This enhanced property results from the presence of larger or more complex molecules, often due to the inclusion of additives like polymers or solvents that increase molecular weight and intermolecular forces. In practical terms, stronger fluids are crucial in applications requiring precise control over flow, such as in industrial processes, lubricants, and certain chemical reactions, where their higher resistance to deformation ensures consistent performance and efficiency.
