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The viscosity of the culture fluid is classified as both pseudoplastic and thixotropic which indicates that the viscosity
increases with stirring speed but decreases with mixing time
increases with stirring speed and increases with mixing time
decreases with stirring speed but increases with mixing time
decreases with stirring speed and decreases with mixing time
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decreases with stirring speed and decreases with mixing time
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