Highliquid
Highliquid is a term encountered in some popular science and engineering discussions to describe liquids that exhibit exceptionally high liquidity—the ability to flow readily under very small driving forces. It is not an established scientific category and does not appear as a formal term in standard handbooks or peer-reviewed nomenclature. In many references, highliquid refers to liquids with unusually low dynamic viscosity at a given temperature, or to liquids that maintain low viscosity across a wide temperature range, enabling rapid mass transport in microfluidic devices, cooling systems, or other fluid-transport applications.
Properties commonly attributed to highliquids include low viscosity relative to typical liquids such as water, low
In practice, highliquids are largely hypothetical or descriptive rather than a rigorously defined class. Real-world analogues