What is the difference between the plasma and gaseous states of matter?
A)
The gaseous and plasma states are electrically neutral.
B)
The gaseous state is electrically positive, while the plasma state is electrically negative.
C)
The gaseous state is electrically negative, while the plasma state is electrically negative.
D)
The gaseous state is electrically neutral, while the plasma state can be either electrically positive or negative.

Question

What is the difference between the plasma and gaseous states of matter?
A)
The gaseous and plasma states are electrically neutral.
B)
The gaseous state is electrically positive, while the plasma state is electrically negative.
C)
The gaseous state is electrically negative, while the plasma state is electrically negative.
D)
The gaseous state is electrically neutral, while the plasma state can be either electrically positive or negative.

anonymous · Answer

lets see

anonymous · Answer

B

anonymous · Answer

i think

anonymous · Answer

The gas turns into a plasma when the gas becomes ionized and loses its positively charged particles.

anonymous · Answer

that means gas is positively charged

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Maybe it's talking about them separately. Gas is neutral in a gaseous state, but plasma is electrically negative.

anonymous · Answer

oh..kk.....lol

ipwnbunnies · Answer

Actually, I don't know what kind of state plasma is in. I was adding my input. :3