There are four fundamental states of matter:
Solids become liquids via melting and back again by freezing (a term not only applicable to water).
Liquids become gases by evaporation and back again via condensation.
Gases become plasma via ionisation and back again via deionisation.
Some substances bypass the liquid phase by a process called sublimation and back again via deposition... dry ice (CO2) is a good example at normal temperature and pressure.
There are also non-classical solids like glasses, disordered crystals, liquid crystals, magnetically ordered and microphase-separated.
Low temperature states: superfluids, Bose-Einstein condensates, Fermionic condensates, Rydberg molecules, Quantum Hall states and Strange matter.
There are two high energy states called Colour-glass state and quark-gluon plasma.
There are several others at the limits of theoretical physics which don't seem relevant to your question.
A gas by definition is NOT a solid. Gas and Solid are discrete states (phases) of matter.
A state of matter in which the atoms are to close to move or collide, so they vibrate in place close to eachother, harder to penetrate then other states of matter
matter is something that has mass and takes up space
Arguably, yes. There is supposedly four forms of matter: Air, Liquid, Solid, and Plasma or Dark Matter. Plasma is the substance of which outer space is made of: ectoplasm is the substance in which (allegedly) ghosts, poltergeists, domovoys, and the like are made out of.
3 states of matter can be found in water
States of matter is any solid, liquid, or gas.
Basiicly, the states of matter is liquid, solid and gas. im not smart
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The air you breathe is a gas which is one of the four physical states of matter.
The air you breathe is a gas which is one of the four physical states of matter.
A gas by definition is NOT a solid. Gas and Solid are discrete states (phases) of matter.
By definition, the mass of a certain amount of substance is a constant regardless of the state it is in. But you should realize that there are actually four, not three, states of matter. Matter in the ionized state is called plasma, which comprises 99.99% of all visible matter in the universe.
A state of matter in which the atoms are to close to move or collide, so they vibrate in place close to eachother, harder to penetrate then other states of matter
No!
It is important to understand the definition to words and word phrases. Factual matter is a question or problem that can be solved.?æ
Temperature effects the states of matter
7 States of Matter 1st State:Solid 2nd State: Liquid 3rd State: Gas 4th State: Plasma 5th State: Beam/ Filament 6th State: Bose Einstein Condensate 7th State: Universal Mind/ Thought Wave