Select the correct statement from the following.
- Matter can exist in only two basic states.
- Matter can only exist in one of four states.
- Matter can only exist in one of three states.
Explanation from PART66Online
Matter exists in four recognised states: solid, liquid, gas and plasma. The familiar three states are extended by plasma, an ionised gas, making four the most complete statement among the options.
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Jordi asked · 13 Jun 2020
in another question we had 3 states now we have 4?The fourth is plasma but why?
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Trevian
22 Jun 2023
i wrong for the same things, keep in mind the fourth.
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Jordi
22 Jul 2023
thank you man i managed to pass all the modules with the help of this website.
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