What are examples of the rheopexy fluids?

What are examples of the rheopexy fluids? Correct Answer Gypsum pastes, printer inks

Rheopexy is an exceptional property that is seen in some of the non-Newtonian fluids. In these fluids increase in the viscosity depends on the time. When a fluid has a longer shear force, the viscosity is also higher. Some of the examples are Gypsum pastes, printer inks and lubricants.
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