Question

Describe the movement of particles in solid, liquids, gases, and plasma.

Answer 1

There are basically 5 states of matter known and these are 4 of them.

A solid has all of its atoms/molecules in fixed locations relative to each other.

A liquid has all of its atoms/molecules sliding against each other.

A gas has all of its atoms/molecules just bouncing around off the walls and each other.

A plasma has all of its atom's electron's bouncing around ripped free from the protons in a gas-like state that's slightly different.

The fifth one is a weird quantum state called a Bose-Einstein condensate that is incredibly cold and that's where all of the atoms are of the same energy and basically form a super dense blob where the atoms are "inside of each other".

Answer 2

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