Is a marshmallow a solid liquid or a gas?

Answer 1

A marshmallow is a solid: the marshmallow molecules are tightly clumped together and organized; in other words, they are stiff and not moving.

Hydrogen and CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) are gasses because the Hydrogen and CO2 have atoms and molecules that are loose and free floating, no structure whatsoever, loose as can be! Hydrogen is made of Hydrogen atoms and CO2 is made of molecules of 1 Carbon atom and two Oxygen atoms.

H2O (water) and Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) are liquids because their molecules are kind of loose but not organized and stiff, nor are they free floating like they are in gasses. Think of a ball pit with all those colored balls representing molecules in liquids. You jump in and the balls move around a little, well that's how free moving molecules are in a liquid.

Answer 2

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

Answer 3

It is a solid because liquids evaporate and condense, and you don't see a marshmallow floating around and then magically turn all liquidity.

Answer 4

A marshmallow is a candy made by compounding ingredients together, therefore it is a compound.

Answer 5

liquid

Answer 6

Solid