This review discusses the rheology of interfaces that separate two, immiscible fluids. Unlike interfaces at the fluid/solid boundary, these surfaces are mobile and deform. In the presence of amphiphiles that collect at these interfaces, they can become highly structured and non-Newtonian. These nonlinear responses to flow have profound implications on many physical processes and examples can be...

1.1. Strategy and Techniques For a rock of given mineralogy and microstructure, the variables important in determining strength are pressure, temperature, strain, strain history, strain rate, pore fluid pressure, grain size, fugacities of water and other volatiles, and chemical activities of the mineral components. Although earth scientists may now duplicate pressures and temperatures appropria...