What are the 17 states of matter?

Answer 1

States of matter are identified by heat capacity, pressure and temperature. They are Solid, Amorphous Solid, Crystalline Solid, Plastic Crystal, Liquid, Liquid Crystal, Disordered Hyperuniformity, Plasma, Gas, Dropleton, Supercritical Fluid, String-net Liquid, Quantum Spin Liquid, Supersolid, Degenerate Matter, Electron Degenerate Matter, Neutron Degenerate Matter, Strange Matter, Photonic Matter, Quantum Hall State, Quantum Spin Hall State, Bose-Einstein Condensate, Fermionic Condensate and Super Fluid.

Answer 2

There are only 7 states of matter. they are:

solid,

liquid,

gas,

plasma,

beam,

Bose Einstein (wave),

Dark matter.

There is also semi-solid which is like jelly. It counts as a solid.

Things like lightning and fire aren't matter, they are energy.

Answer 3

There's 12, not sure which 8 you're looking for:

Solid
Liquid
Gas
Plasma
Super fluid
Super solid
Bose-Einstein condensate
Fermionic condensate
String-net liquid
Supercritical fluid
Colloid
Degenerate matter

Answer 4

I didn't know that there were that many. I thought there were 5, tops. Gas, liquid, solid, plasma, and Bose-Einstein, or B.E. for short. B.E. compounds are really, really, really cold, almost at absolute zero (the point at which all atomic movement stops).

Answer 5

The 17 states of matter include solid, liquid, gas (common states), plasma (ionized gas), Bose-Einstein condensate (ultracold matter), fermionic condensate, quantum spin Hall state, Luttinger liquid, time crystal, supersolid, quantum spin liquid, photonic matter, dipolar condensate, dropleton, excitonium, Rydberg polarons, and strange matter.