Which outcome results when hydrostatic stress increases rapidly in viscous solutions?

💡 Explanation

Shear thickening occurs due to dilatancy, because high hydrostatic stress compacts fluid particles, driving them into closer interlocking, therefore viscous solutions appear to thicken rather than experiencing decreased sensitivity under changing conditions.

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