Slurry is a mixture of solid and liquid in which the solid is suspended in the liquid. To suspend solid particles, a dispersant is required. The dispersant gets adsorbed on the surface of solid particles and does not let them come in contact with each other to agglomerate. Increasing more dispersant is counterproductive as it decreases dispersion and increases agglomeration by bonding solid particles with dispersant polymer chains. The liquid medium is called a solvent that may be water or other polymeric solutions (ethanol, acetic acid, etc.). But water is not suitable as a solvent for some materials that get oxidized or solidified when mixed with it. Slurry requires a plasticizer to increase its fluidity. Besides, it requires a binder to hold particles together when dried.