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We study the propagation of shear-horizontal waves in a piezoelectric plate of monoclinic crystals in contact with a semi-infinite viscous fluid as an acoustic wave sensor for measuring fluid viscosity or density. Mindlin's first-order theory for piezoelectric plates and the theory of Newtonian fluids are used. Approximate dispersion relations for long face-shear and thickness-twist waves are given analytically. Numerical results showing the effects of the fluid and the piezoelectric coupling in the plate on basic wave propagation characteristics are presented.

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