| The state of matter may affect the way in which the molecule takes part in a chemical reaction. |
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| This is the amount of heat energy necessary to change the phase or state of matter from liquid to gas. |
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| Among other things, extreme cold makes it possible to expand current knowledge about the state of matter. |
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| It is hoped that one of these collisions will eventually create a new state of matter known as quark-gluon plasma. |
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| In this new state of matter, all the atoms are in the same coherent quantum state. |
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| It's a very exotic state of matter, and we actually made it in this furnace. |
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| Liquid crystals, David Dunmur and Tim Sluckin explain, are a fourth state of matter. |
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| Further upstream on the basic research side, other scientists are examining the effects of the fourth state of matter on living tissue. |
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| Teachers should help students to develop a conceptual understanding of what the particles would be like in each state of matter. |
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| Light informs us about the state of matter throughout the universe and even about the universe's past. |
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| This ionized gas is in a plasma state, the fourth state of matter. |
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| A Flemish alchemist, Jan Baptista van Helmont, was the first person to formally recognize gas as a state of matter. |
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| It is the fourth state of matter, after solid, liquid and gas. |
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| In physics, plasma defines a state of matter that can reach a temperature of 10,000º Celsius, namely twice the Sun's surface temperature, and admittedly it offers enormous potential for industrial applications. |
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| To do this, ITER will have to create, study and control a particular state of matter, plasma, which will produce a fusion power of some 500 million watts during extended duration and then continuous discharges. |
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| The data collected provided compelling evidence that a new state of matter had been created, featuring many of the characteristics of the theoretically predicted quark-gluon plasma. |
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| This symbol also represents the reversible reactions between organic and inorganic state of matter that are tackled during the rainy season in the tropical regions. |
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| It is a metaphor of the quantum state of matter, known as a superfluid, which transmits information at any point on its surface and without any time limit by a total absence of friction. |
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| This state of matter, called Bose-Einstein Condensate, allows scientists to study the properties of atoms in a suspended state. |
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| While typically described as an ionised or electrically conductive gas, plasma is also considered to be a distinct and fundamental state of matter. |
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| The gaseous state of matter is found between the liquid and plasma states, the latter of which provides the upper temperature boundary for gases. |
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