Saturday, September 19, 2020

5 states of matter

5 states of matter

Hello everyone! So, do you know the 3 main states of matter. It is gas, solid, liquid. The whole world was believing that there was only 3 states. But some people discovered 2 more states of matter. We will discus the 5 states of matter now. 

Solid:
  • An object made up of tightly packed particles
  • The particles will be very close to each other
  • Most solid are hard to break
  • Example of solid is bricks
  • So if you see in bricks, it is vey hard
  • The particles inside it are hitting each other and it is tightly packed
Liquid:
  • The particles inside liquid are not tightly packed
  • It is some what loose
  • Example of liquid is water
  • It is because water is freely moving and particles inside it are not tightly packed

Gas:
  • The particles inside gas are very very very loosely packed
  • Example of air is oxygen
  • It is because oxygen is always moving
  • Also, Anything can go through oxygen


Plasma:
We discussed about the 3 states of matter.
We will discuss about the 4th state of matter now.
  • Plasma is the combination of positive ions and electrons
  • For example, the sun is always burning
  • Because of the tremendous heat from the sun, the atoms break
  • When the atoms break electrons and positive ions are released
  • This combination gives as an bright light which causes a sensation to our eyes
  • That bright light is plasma


Bose-Einstein condensate:
Bose-Einstein condensate is the 5th state of matter.
The last state of matter is Bose-Einstein condensate
  • When low density gases are in a extreme cool temperature
  • In this, the result is known as the Bose-Einstein Condensate
  • Satyendra Nath Bose and Albert Einstein did this experiment
  • But they did not prove it
  • Instead 3 American scientists proved it as the 5th state of matter in 2001
  • The three American scientists are Eric A Cornell, Wolfgang Ketterie and Carl E Weiman
  • These 3 scientists earned the noble prize


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