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What is Matter?
Matter is everything around you. Atoms and molecules are all com-
posed of matter. Matter is anything that has mass and takes up
space. If you are new to the idea of mass, it is the amount of stuff in Energy is liberated
an object.
matter, matter is en-
Q: What are the Three States of Matter?
ergy waiting to hap-
Q: What is the one has Added in The Three States of Matter?
pen. ...
Q: What are the Advantages and Disadvantages of Natural Gas?
-Bill Bryson, A Short
Q: What is the Importance of Matter in Human Being?
History of Nearly Everything
Is there an Opposite
Surroundings?
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Did you that the
Three States of Mat-
ter has one Added?
The one that has added in the
Three States of Matter is the Plas-
ma. Plasma is a hot ionized
gas consisting of approximately
equal numbers of positively
charged ions and negatively
charged electrons. The character-
istics of plasmas are significantly
different from those of ordinary
neutral gases so that plasmas are
considered a distinct "fourth state
of matter."
States of Matter
The example of plasma in Lamp is
the given below.
Science, at the same time, has given him frightful nuclear weap-
ons. If there be a third world war, it will abolish the whole mankind
from this planet. Peace on earth is at peril now.
Importance of Matter in Human
Being
Matter is very important because it makes up everything around There is no dead
you; matter can not be created or destroyed it just transformed into a dif- matter," he taught
ferent form. You and I and the whole world are made of matter, and live us, "lifelessness is
and move by using energy. only a disguise be-
Matter is conserved: A property that matter shares with energy is that it hind which hide
is conserved. ... Matter stores energy: Atoms and molecules represent unknown forms of
stored energy. The type of energy most important to sustaining life is the
life. The range of
chemical energy stored in food. Matter and energy travel together in food
these forms is infi-
along food chains.
nite and their
shades and nuanc-
es limitless.
-Bruno Schulz