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the state of matter most commonly found on Earth are solids. most people think
its water because of all the oceans....but they r wrong...lol
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∙ 8y agoSolid, liquid, gas and plasma (ionic state of matter) are the four states so far defined
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What state matter is fluorine commonly found?
Fluorine is generally found as a gas.
What state of matter is einsteinium commonly found in?
Einsteinium is a solid metal.
What state of matter is the rarest on Earth?
Of those that are actually found on Earth, plasma is the rarest state of matter. It is present in:excited gases in fluorescent tubes and similarwelding arcslightningauroras
Which state of matter is the earth's crust?
The state of matter the Earth's crust is in is solid.
What is A state of matter that has no fixed shape or volume and is common on Earth?
This state of matter is gas.
What state of matter is NO2?
It is commonly found as a gas.
What state of matter is hydrogen commonly found in?
gas
What state matter is fluorine commonly found?
Fluorine is generally found as a gas.
What state of matter is rutherfordium most commonly found in?
Rutherfordium is a solid.
What state in matter is the element potassium mostly found commonly in?
Solid.
What state of matter isn't found on earth?
dark.
What state of matter is einsteinium commonly found in?
Einsteinium is a solid metal.
What state of matter is most commonly found in the universe?
If we are talking about normal matter, as opposed to the dark matter, that would be plasma.
What state of matter is uncommon on Earth but is found in stars?
plasma
Which state of matter isn't typically found on Earth?
plasma?
What is the mineral state of matter?
The mineral state of matter is its natural state in which it can most commonly be found. For most minerals, this is the solid state however some come in the form of liquids as well.
What state of matter is the rarest on Earth?
Of those that are actually found on Earth, plasma is the rarest state of matter. It is present in:excited gases in fluorescent tubes and similarwelding arcslightningauroras
