Numerous uses of rheology include the following: (1) rheological study of the material may provide some parameters that aid in interpreting the material’s physical or chemical structure, (2) rheological research may be used to compare comparable materials but cannot determine if a material is favorable or poor, (3) the obtained rheological characteristics can be utilized for modeling the dynamic behavior and flow of materials, and (4) studying unique rheological phenomena such as the solid–liquid transition, the Weissenberg phenomenon, and others that may be significant in certain industrial applications [ 1 , 2 ].
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An Experimental Investigation on the Thermo-Rheological Behaviors of Lactic Acid-Based Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents.
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