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I honestly have no idea what matter means but I'm going to do five questions. what is matter? Is it gas? Is it liquid? Is it solid? And can you digest all liquids?  Liquid:it is soft, smooth and runny. Solid: it is hard, can be smooth and bumpy.

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Solids are hard
Liquid is wet
Cotton is fluffy

Can you make a building out of cotton?
Can you drink all liquids?
Can you eat all solid items?
Why is cotton fluffy?
Can you digest all liquids?

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Matter is defined as partials that serve as the building blocks for complex structures that can only be described as ''stuff''

Matter is usually found in one of 4 states

Solids have very little energy in the form of heat. As a result of this, their structures are rigid and organised. They are less flexible because of this.

Liquids have a relatively low amount of energy in the form of heat. Their structure is connected, but flexible. Because of this, a liquid's structure is not rigid.

Gasses have a relatively middle ground amount of energy in the form of heat. They generally have very little in terms of structure. Because of this, they are free-flowing, and are only majorly effected by gravity in large amounts.

Plasmas make up 99% of the universe's matter. They have a high amount of energy in the form of heat. Atoms in the form of plasma have their electrons stripped from them because of their high amount of energy.

The most basic forms of matter are numerous. Quarks make up and differentiate protons and neutrons, while electrons make up the rest of an atom.

Questions:

Why is plasma not being covered in this unit?

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Solid: You can hold it in your hand and drop it.
Liquid: You can drink it and spill it on the ground easily.
Gases: You can smell it, and some types, you can see it. It is in the air.
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Solid: How many solids can you break by hand and equipment? Why can you eat some food but most solids you can't
Liquid: How many are safe to drink? How many are poisonous to humans but safe for other creatures?
Gases: Why are some gases dangerous and some safe?

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Solids feel hard
Liquids feel wet
And you can't feel gas

Are all gasses flammable?
Can gas freeze?
Can all solids melt?
Can all liquids freeze?
Can gas melt

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The difference between a solid, liquid and gases is gas smells, a solid is hard and a liquid is the opposite to solid

Q.Can gases be solid ?
Q.How long can gases be stored ?
Q. Can solids be flammable?
Q. How many liquids are there?
Q. Is there a name for all of them

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Liquids are fluids
You can hold solids with out it falling or dripping
You can turn a liquid into a solid
You can turn a solid into a liquid
You can turn gase into a liquid

Is there such thing of a flammable liquid?
Is snow a liquid or a solid?
Does liquids,solids and gases have a scientific name?
Is every gase flammable?
Can you turn gase into a solid?
Im interested in gases the most

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1. To determine whether something is a Solid, a liquid or Gas.

A solid is an object that can not be passed through.

A liquid is a object that can be passed through easily

I gas is an object that is invisible and is usually  used to light a fire

2. Questions
A question i have is could a gas be visible
Another question i have is could a gas be a solid
Another question I have is who found gases, solids and liquids
Another question i have is how quick can a liquid turn into a solid
Another question i have is what other uses does gas have apart from starting fire

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Solid: You can hold it, you can drop it, you
freeze water to make ice

Liquid: You drink some liquids, it comes out of stuff, you feed plants it, you can spill it, you melt ice to make water,

Gas: you breath it in, you can sometimes see it, it can kill you, water turns to steam,
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Questions:
Solid: how many solids are there in the world and what are they called? What solids can kill you

Gas: what type of gases can kill you? What is the top one highly flammable gas?

Liquid: how many liquids can kill you?

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The way I can tell what a solid is as folllowed
Think it is right Solid=A solid is a object that has no way af being a liquid or a gas and because you also can't drink a solid,and you can drop a solid.

Think this is right liquid=a liquid can get spilled,it can get obsorbed into things like a sponge and it can get melted.

Think it is right gas=you can smell a gas,you can sometimes see it like fog,and you can use it sometimes for cooking,most of all you can't hold it because it is thin air sometimes.

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QUESTIONS FOR SOLIDS,LIQUIDS AND GAS
My questions for solids are
I need a bit of help to tell how to tell and describe what a solid is?can liquids freezes and become Solids?
My Liquid questions are
Can molten lava become a liquid because it is melted so is it a liquid? can liquids come from thin air.?
My gas questions are is all gas flamable like petrol? and are gasses always things that you cant see?

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I can determine when something is a solid because it should be still, also when it's held.

· I can determine when something is liquid because it goes swishy swashy and when you hold it, it falls off your hand or through it.

· I can determine when something is a gas because it smells and has chemicals, when someone dies you can tell if they died from gas because it should have chemicals that are found by a machine, I can ask my dad since he wanted to become a forensic scientist when he was in high school, you know pigs get killed using gas for meat, if something died and it doesn't come through as anything they might have a condition like a coronary condition. Reference; Few Good Men. My questions are are there more ways to determine solids? Are there more ways to determine liquids? Are there more ways to determine gases? How does liquid supposedly bend light? When do we learn about matter? Do we get to be forensic scientists in this topic? Are we doing a play on this topic? How do atoms work? How does Matter work? How does Narnia go with the topic? Can you burp or fart in space because liquid can't separate the gas from the liquid?

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Well you can determine if something is a solid Or a liquid because a solid is hard, firm and doesn't slosh around, and you can also hold solid things however a liquid you can barely hold them because they move and flow around.
A gas is usually invisible to humans an example [ not invisible though ] a cloud

One of my questions is what is plasma?
Can you turn a gas into a solid?
How are gasses formed?
Are there certain atoms in liquids solids and gasses?

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There are 4 matters
Gasses solids liquid and I totally forget the 3rd one
Gasses are bed for your health
Liquids are good and bad for your health
You cannot walk through solids
You can. Walk through liquids though you might die because of poison liquids
You can walk through gasses because they are basically another form of oxygen but they can be seriously deadly so you shouldn't do it
Acid is aliquid that can be very harmful to your body parts of it touches them because if basically destroys anything in its way

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Questions
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Why are some liquids made poisonous

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Answers to Lachlan h wiquestiowith liquids

Yeah look acid Ineed to drink all of it, it taste soooo pop nice and Iwant to have more nothing bad will happen it's only acid at ill be fine and... Oh wait I feel abit sick for some reason
5.385628 minutes later...
*vomiting* *more vomiting * dead

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The Way you determine whether a item iis a solid or a gas or a liquid is that liquids ccan only go through a certain size or space and many solids were originally liquid. Some questions that questions that I have are will solids be used to make things with gases?Will it be possible to change gas to liquid etc and make irreversible? Will it be possible to put pressure on aliquid and make it diamond?

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I determine what is a solid,liquid,gas or plama[for the sake of Brendon]
By seeing what happens when drop I a rock and dosent show any splash or any smell it is a solid but if i drop water and it splashes and  dosent make smell when dropped and gas is pretty obvious because you cant drop it and you cant see[well a bit you might see]but you can smell it and if I lit up a fire and there was gas the fire would eat all the gas into one big massive fire.reason of this is the fire ate the gas as fuel that fuel made the fire bigger and more stronger well not real.I can't determine a plasma but i guess Brendon knows.
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Question:What is plasma?,What is the most important matter?,What is the purpose of plasama?,Is earth a solid or a liquid?,What matter are we made of?,What matter is in atom?,If ice is both solid and liquid isn't a gemstones a liquid and solid too?,Neptune has water in it but it is also a solid then would it mean that Neptune is both a liquid and solid right ?,Is mud classified as both solid and liquid since it drys on you and it is like liquid?.

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Solids: The atoms are cooler which means that the atoms are slower and more tightly packed causing it to have a definite shape
Liquid: The atoms are warmer than those in solid objects and allows the atoms to flow freely so it doesn't have a definite shape
Gas: The atoms are a lot warmer than its solid counterpart and move very freely making it have an indefinite shape.
Fun Fact: On some occasions, despite the temperature, matter can still be a solid form, but how, Gravity!
Plasma: A superheated substance where even gas cannot resist. It can be use for energy. It covers around 99% of the universe's matter.
The Atom: The atom is made up of particles. It has 3 'shells', each with an electron orbiting the atom. The core of the atom is made up of neutrons and protons. The core make up around 1% of the total space in an atom.
These protons and neutrons are made up from quarks.
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Questions:
Why aren't we working on Plasma as well as the others?
How do we know that there is dark energy?

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Solids are normally heavier and normally feel unusual. A solid is something that is hard and if you hit it it could hurt you it just depends on how hard it is and how its shaped.

Liquids are hot/cold they are also fluids. When you hit water it ripples thats when you obviously know that is a liquid because of the feel.

Gases are in the air and feel different to normal gases are not good to breath its  not fresh it could of came from any where!
Gases aren't always pollution.

Q: I wonder what's the difference between solids liquids and gases.
Q: I wonder why gases aren't always pollution.
Q: I wonder what their all called.
Q: I wonder what's classified as a gas.
Q: I wonder how all gases are formed

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Solid=A solid is an object that you can't put your hand through
Liquid= liquid is a fluid you can stick your hand straight through you can turn liquid into solid
Gas= Gas is a fart,it can be a cloud and pollution, steam.

Questions
Q1. Can a gas be turned into a solid
Q2. How many gasses are there
Q3. Can you turn a liquid into a gas
Q4. How many solids are there
Q5. Is fire a liquid,solid or a gas

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The difference between them all is gas is basically air, liquid is a moving thing when shook and is opisite to a solid and that is basically a solid but a solid is hard.

Q. What consists of any and different types of gas or do they consist of the same things?
Q. Can gases turn into liquid?
Q.  What does all these things have in common?
Q. Why are we doing questions on things that are pretty much completely different?
Q. What are other differences than the obvious ones?

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To tell between solid or a liquid or gas.
Let's start with solid are whole which means that objects can not pass through them also they are all 3D. But not all flat solids can be parallel.

Liquid
Liquids are parts of matter together.
When heated becomes a gas when freezes becomes a solid. Water is a liquid that hitrates
humans plants and animals.  Liquids can be hot cold or room temp

Gas
Gases can freeze,ignite and fuel flames,humans, animals and plants
Gases like ox2 and gasoline fuel flames

My question is why do gases flout

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1: A solid is a formation of matter that you cannot put you body through. IE: Plastic & Steel.

2: A liquid is a fluid which can run down things with ease. IE: Honey & Liquid Titanium.

3: A gas is an almost liquid which develops into the air and stays there. IE: Helium & Carbon.

Some questions I have about the forms of matter are:
Is Jelly a solid or a liquid?
How many types of gases are there?
Fun Fact:
Custard & quicksand fall under the type of liquid known as a new-Newtonian liquid which means if you run around on them, you will stay on them BUT If you stand still you will start to sink.

More Questions:
What are all of the symbols on the periodic table for gases?
Can gases form into liquids?
On average, how much gas does a human release in it's lifespan

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I can determine if something is a solid or a liquid. By touching it and seeing if my hand can go through it. Eg a glass of water is a liquid because when you touch the wateryour  hand can go through it.
You can determine a solid by trying to get your hand through it but it won't work if it is a solid. You can determin a gas if you can put your hand through it with ease. One of my questions are what category dose an electrical wave or current go under.

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If it is a solid you cannot push through it.
If it is a liquid you can push through it.
If it is a gas you can push through it aswell as the liquid but to tell the difference between gas and liquid you you can't see gas and you can't smell liquid.(most of the time)
So you can't see gas but you can smell gas.
And you can see liquid but most of the time you can't smell it.
We also drink water and we can't drink gas.
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Some questions:
1.Why are we doing this topic and what use is learning about it?
2.If the topic is matter what dose it have to do with solids, liquids and gas?
3.Is there an object that isn't a solid?
4.Why do liquids make you wet?
5.Are all gases flammable? (got from seb.s)

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Solid= you can touch it without your hand going through it which would be a gasius substance or a liquid. To prove if something was a solid you could try punching it, if your hand acts as a battering ram and hurts after it is a solid. If you are worried about hurting your hand do not try this method.

Gas= there are many different types of gases which means you may not be able to see them all, however of the gases I know of if you cannot see them you can definitely smell them.

Liquid= water is a great example of a liquid, we mainly drink water but it also has other various uses which include panning for gold and dry panning for gold. A liquid is something that you can drop but can not break for it is a watery substance

QUESTIONS
-why have we done 4 completely different topics for general studies this term?
-what is plasma?
-can you replicate plasma?
-is it a liquid?
-is it a gas?

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The way you can determine if something is a solid, liquid or a gas?
Solid: If you hit it and it makes a sound like your punching someone then that is a solid and you can hold it with your hands and you can use them to build such things like houses.
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Liquid: If you hit it it will make a sound like a splash and it will go everywhere including on you and you can contain if you cup your hands or put in a some sort of compartment and some particular sorts of liquids you can swim in them
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Gas: An example of a gas is a fart, a cloud, or pollution and you can hold it in and alot of the time it stinks and some particular types of gases can kill you if you breath it in
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Questions?
What is the definition of Matter?
Why do humans release gases such as farts?
What substance do humans use the most?
What makes up an atom?
How many liquids are poisonous

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Prologue (Kind of): Matter is a 'lego brick' so to speak that is the foundation of complex objects.

Matter in three words: Pretty much everything

The way you determine if something is a solid, liquid or gas is, well:

Solid:

Matter that is composed of atoms packed tightly together are known as solids. You cannot walk through a solid wall. The matter is packed so tight that it prevents you from moving through it. Solids hold their shape at room temperature. The pencil that you left in the desk at school will still be the same shape when you return tomorrow. Even in solids there is a small space between the atoms. Depending on how tight the atoms are packed determines the density of matter. This means that a one inch block of wood is not as dense as a one inch block of gold. There is more space between the atoms of the wood than the atoms of the gold.

-You cannot put something through it

-It kind of hurts when you use your hand as a sort of battering ram against it
-You can put objects on it without worrying about it sinking through it

Liquid:
Liquids do not hold their shape at room temperature. There is space between the atoms of a liquid and they move slightly all of the time. This allows you to stick your finger into water and pull it back out, letting the water fill back in where your finger once was. But when walking through the water in the swimming pool, you have to push the water out of the way ‐ this means that you feel the heaviness of the water. Liquids flow or pour and can take on the shape of a container. If the liquid is poured into a wider or narrower container, the liquid will take on that new shape. Liquids are affected by gravity. If you pour only half a cup of milk, the top half of the container would have no milk. Liquids cannot be handed to another person well without the container. Imagine going into a restaurant and asking for lemonade. What if the waiter just put the lemonade into your hands ‐ no glass or cup? Could you lay the lemonade on the table to drink in a few minutes? Even water in a river or a lake has a container ‐ the banks, the bottom, the shore ‐ they form the container.
In quite a few ways, liquids are the opposite of solids.
-You can put objects in it that are lighter than the liquid and it will float above the liquid.
-Put something heavier than the liquid into the liquid and it will sink.
-You cannot hold a large amount of liquid
-Water is not just a liquid that flows around things. With enough force, you could bring down a house with water!

Gas:
Gases not only do not hold their shape at room temperature, they don't even stay put. Gases are always moving. There is so much space between the atoms in gas that you can move around in them easily. When you walk from one side of the room to the other, you have walked through a bunch of gases that make up our air. You barely even know they are there. Gases will take on the shape of their container and can be compressed into a smaller space. Like when we compress air into a balloon ‐ it fills out the balloon shape. Gases will fill up the space too. You don't see only half of the balloon filled with air ‐ the air is not as influenced by gravity as a liquid or a solid would be.
-It is not usually visible to the human eye with the wavelength that our eyes 'sense?'
-Some gasses include oxygen, hydrogen, helium, nitrogen, etc.
-These gasses (like everything) are made up of atoms. These atoms are made up of protons and neutrons. The simplest it gets is nitrogen with 1 proton and 1 neutron. Nitrogen has an atomic number of seven and it's boiling is 195 degrees Celsius or 63 degrees kelvin. I do't know how I ended up talking about all this so let's get beck onto gasses.
-I think mercury has the highest boiling point at room temperature.

Epilogue (Kind of):
How Solids can be turned into plasma:
There a four states of matter. These are solids, liquids, gasses and plasma. I guess plasma is a gas, but it deserves it's own 'state'.
You start with a solid. Like ice. You melt the ice, it becomes a liquid. Water. When you heat water, you get gas. Like steam from a kettle.
When you heat gas with for instance a huge surge of electricity you get PLASMA.

Questions:
-I need to know a bit more about plasma
-Can you melt wood into a liquid?
by fusion, is fusion visible to the naked eye? What sort of state of matter is fusion in?
-How 'liquidy' does a liquid need to be in order for it to be called a liquid?
-What is the highest freezing point for a liquid?

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Solid=
1.you can't go though it
2.can hurt you
3.still when not on angle
4.can be transparent translucent or opaque
Question= how were solids made? Can solid turn to liquid except ice?

Liquid=
1.can go though it
2.you can drown
3.mostly moving
4.mostly translucent
Question=how was water made?will there be a way to breath underwater?

Gases=
1.can go though it
2.steam
3.flamable
4.made by hot water
Question=were does steam go?

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A liquid: they are generally wet, you cannot contain it with your hands unless you cup it. You can also contain them using some sort of container, such as a petridish, or as simple as a cup. You can also stick things through it, such as your hand. It is visible to the naked eye

A solid: you can contain it with your hands by holding it, or you can have it in containers or pretty much anything. You cannot put things through it unless you put a hole in it, or if it already has a hole, (such as a doughnut). They are usually visible to the naked eye.

A gas: stinky (joke)
Uncontainable, you cannot hold it in any way, an example of a gas is a fart (another joke) or a cloud. You can put things through it. They are usually not visible to the naked eye
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Some questions I have about matter is,

-how is plasma part of the matter?
-what is plasma?
-what make up atoms
-can liquids be flammable
-apart from water, what can also be a solid,liquid & gas