Is Eris gas or solid?

It is a solid rock / ice Dwarf Planet

The dwarf planet Eris is most probably a rocky planet with a surface covered in methane ice. There is currently no more accurate information on this object.

Eris is made of rock and ice.

Eris is thought to be a mixture of rock and ice.

No, Eris is the largest of the five recognised Dwarf Planets.

Current scientific thinking suggests that Eris does not have a gaseous atmosphere. Eris is so cold that its atmosphere is frozen!

Eris is made mostly of ice.

Niether. Eris is classified as a dwarf planet and has more in common with comets.

Solid in a gas (smoke, smog), Gas in a gas (the atmosphere), a solid in a solid, a gas in a solid, etc.Gas in a gas (the atmosphere), Solid in a gas (smoke, smog), a solid in a solid, a gas in a solid, etc.

Going from a solid to a gas is "Sublimation" Going from gas to a solid is "Desublimation" or "Deposition"

Particulate matter in air . . . solid in gas.

liquid in liquid, gas in liquid, liquid in solid, gas in gas, gas in solid, solid in solid, solid in liquid

rocky terrestrial

These nine types of solution are solid to solid solid to liquid solid to gas liquid to solid liquid to liquid liquid to gas gas to solid gas to liquid gas to gas

They are solid to liquid, solid to gas, liquid to solid, liquid to gas, gas to solid and gas to liquid.

solid ==> liquid solid ==> gas liquid ==> solid liquid ==> gas gas ==> solid gas ==> liquid

General classes of colloids are: gas in liquid, gas in solid, liquid in gas, liquid in liquid, liquid in solid, solid in gas, solid in liquid, solid in solid.

No, a solid is a solid and a gas is a gas. They are two separate states of matter.

Changing directly from a gas to a solid is called deposition. Changing directly from a solid to a gas is called sublimation.

Solid to Gas ~ Sublimation Solid to Liquid ~ Fusion Liquid to Solid ~ Solidification Liquid to Gas ~ Evaporation Gas to Solid ~ Solid Condensation Gas to Liquid ~ Liquid Condensation

sublimation deposition SOLID ============> GAS ==============> SOLID melting freezing SOLID ============> LIQUID =============> SOLID (solidfication) condensation vaporization GAS =============> LIQUID =============> GAS

solid to gas--->sublimation gas to solid--->deposition :)

No, there is no special term for a gas condensing to a solid. Solid --> Gas is sublimation Gas --> Solid is condensation

Liq to gas: Evaporation Liq to solid: Solidification (or freezing) Solid to liquid: Melting Solid to gas: Sublimation

ANSWER:- There are nine types of solution:- (1). Gas of Gas. (2).Gas of Liquid. (3).Gas of Solid. (4).Liquid of Gas. (5).Liquid of Liquid. (6).Liquid of Solid. (7).Solid of Solid. (8).Solid of Liquid. (9).Solid of Gas.

A deposition is a change of state ether from a gas to a solid, liquid to solid, solid to gas, solid to liquid, liquid to gas or gas to liquid.

The changing of gas into solid is sublimation. it is the opposite of evaporation the changing of solid into gas.

A solid and a gas because the outside is a solid but the bubbles inside are gas

A gas by definition is NOT a solid. Gas and Solid are discrete states (phases) of matter.

Eris did have an atmosphere BEFORE, (100 years ago), a nitrogen-rich ice atmosphere mixed with frozen methane but because of the distance from the sun it is now frozen solid to the planet

No. As of 2010, the dwarf planet Eris seems to be somewhere between −243 and −217 degrees Celsius, and appears to be made mostly of methane, which is solid at those temperatures.

evaporation solid to liquid - melting liquid to gas - evaporation gas to liquid - condensation liquid to solid - freezing solid to gas and gas to solid - sublimation

Going directly from a solid to a gas is known as sublimation. Going directly from a gas to a solid is deposition. everything is true

from liquid to solid, from gas to liquid, from solid to liquid, from solid to gas, from liquid to gas, from gas to plasma, etc.

sublimation this is the same for gas to solid and solid to gas

A solid is a solid. It is neither liquid nor a gas.

Eris is way too cold for life to exist. Life needs energy, and there is very little energy on such a small object so far from the sun. In fact, the same gases that make up earth's atmosphere are frozen solid on Eris.

It is made of rock and no gases only in the air

it is mostly made up of rock

They form a liquid. Gas + Gas = Gas Ex. Air Gas + Liquid = Liquid Ex. Coke Gas + Solid = Solid Ex. Methane + Palladium Liquid + Gas = Gas Ex. Fog Liquid + Liquid = Liquid Ex. Water + Alcohol Liquid + Solid = Solid Ex. Material For Teeth Solid + Gas = Gas Ex. Smoke Partciles Solid + Liquid = Liquid Ex. Sugar + Water Solid + Solid = Solid Ex…

its both a gas and a solid

solid and a gas

Yes. The solvent and solute in a solution can be solid, liquid or gas. You can have: A gas dissolved in a gas (air). A gas dissolved in a solid (hydrogen in metal). A solid in a solid (alloys). or ones containing liquid: gas in liquid liquid in liquid solid in liquid liquid in solid

Mixing of a solid liquid or gas with a liquid or something a gas or solid? is a solution

no a solid is not denser then gas in general. but a solid can be turned into a gas if melted to its boiling point.

melting- solid to liquid freezing- liquid to solid evaporation- liquid to gas condensation- gas to liquid sublimation- solid to gas deposition- gas to solid

* solid to liquid: melting * liquid to solid: freezing * liquid to gas: vaporization * gas to liquid: liquefaction * solid to gas: sublimation * gas to solid: deposition

There are 8: melting: solid to liquid sublimation: solid to gas freezing: liquid to solid vaporization: liquid to gas condensing: gas to liquid depostition: gas to solid ionization: gas to plasma deionization: plasma to gas

Solid --> Liquid = melting Other changes of state: Solid --> Gas = sublimation Gas --> Solid = deposition Liquid --> Solid = freezing/solidification Gas --> Liquid = condensation Liquid --> Gas = vaporization

Matter can change in a few ways: # Solid-Liquid # Liquid-Gas # Gas-Solid # Solid-Gas # Gas-Liquid # Liquid-Solid. Using water as an example, it can melt (Solid-Liquid), it can evaporate (Liquid-Gas), it can condense (Gas-Liquid) and it can freeze(Liquid-Solid). For the Solid-Gas and Gas-Solid, there are some substances that skip the liquid stage completely such as what is commonly known as "dry ice." Dry Ice's chemical composition is composed of frozen CO2.