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The most common states of matter on Earth are solid, liquid and gas.
There is a fourth state, plasma, which requires high temperature and pressure, and is thus found on our planet mostly in science labs and nuclear reactors. But it's a much more popular state of matter in the universe at large, as it's what the bulk of stars (including our own sun) are composed of.
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How cold is the 6th state of matter?
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What are the characteristics of the three states of matter?
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Definition of states of matter?
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