What Are Everyday Examples Of Different States Of Matter?
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Hmm. I wonder You encounter different states of matter all the time. The metal in a car has a high melting point around 660.3 degrees Celsius for aluminum, making it a solid. The oil used in cooking is a liquid with a different density and boiling point than water.
The air you breathe is mostly a mixture of nitrogen and oxygen gas, and the plasma in neon signs is created by electrifying neon gas at low pressure, causing it to glow.