Flow with impregnation of a porous layer for a special class of non-Ne
wtonian liquids is discussed. The particular feature of the theologica
l properties is the assumption that the viscosity of a liquid can chan
ge due to a chemical reaction. Change in the degree of conversion is d
escribed by a standard kinetic equation and the dependence of viscosit
y on the degree of conversion is written by means of an exponential eq
uation. Moreover, it is assumed that, when approaching some critical d
egree of conversion, the viscosity grows without limit, i.e. chemical
''curing'' of the liquid takes place. Flow of such a ''rheokinetic'' l
iquid along a plane feeding channel with simultaneous impregnation of
a porous layer in contact with this channel is simulated by a system o
f balance equations (taking into account non-Newtonian effects provide
d by time-dependent viscosity), supplemented by a kinetic equation. Th
is system of equations is rewritten and solved in a dimensionless form
. The principle possible solutions are obtained, including the situati
on where-due to premature loss of fluidity-a liquid cannot completely
impregnate a porous layer. An approximate relationship determining the
condition of complete impregnation is formulated.