Thixotropy
Thixotropy : is sometimes offered as an explanation as to why the blood of St. Januarius allegedly liquefies twice a year. Thixotropy is actually a property that is exhibited by certain gels (semisoild, jellylike colloids). A thrixopic gel seems at first to maintain its shape and act and behave like a solid. However once subjected to forms of disturbance such as shaking, it then flows freely and takes on the properties of a sol or semifluid colloid.
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