👉 The Vic Fluid, also known as Viscoelastic Fluid or Viscoelastic Liquid, is a complex fluid that exhibits both viscous and elastic properties. Unlike simple liquids or solids, Vic Fluids can deform under stress and then return to their original shape once the stress is removed, but they also show time-dependent behavior, such as creep and stress relaxation. This unique combination of characteristics makes Vic Fluids particularly useful in modeling biological tissues, such as blood, cartilage, and skin, where both the fluid's ability to flow and its elastic response are crucial for understanding their mechanical behavior and function.
