School Textbooks Were WRONG! There are 22 States Of Matter You Didn't Know EXIST!

[@GetSetFly]

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Hey!!!

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Meri NCERT kabhi Galat nhi ho skti 😂

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I can understand that why it has not been put in NCERT cause... NCERT WILL TAKE 100 PAGES TO EXPLAIN SUCH TOPICS AND... it's a Lil complicated too.. For some people

[@hmm....8558]

No

[@krishramanandi7634]

light photons se bani he kyuki light ki speed tak pohoch ne ke liye mass less hona padta he aur hame photons ka mass nahi pata matlab ki woh mass less he thats why we say that ki light photons se bani he actually photons ka koi mass abhi measure hua nahi he isiliye woh light ke speed se chalte he hum yeh is liye bolte he sir!!! just think about it ki jabhi bhi photons ka mass measure hua to kitni theorys ko hame rearrange karna padega ? aur unke accurate results kab tak aayenge? kitna time lage ga system ko un theorys ko samaj ne me ? Just think about it sir think about it and thank me later for this information and thanks for the video of knowledge thank you so much

[@renumalikdeshwal8708]

Please make part-2 of this vedio bro to try to cover the all remaining states to explain. Hope other peoples are also agree with me 🙂

[@akiradodavahdsangma282]

Yes

[@Ratwastaken]

agree

[@22hrishavchakraborty62]

Yup

[@avadhram7194]

Ya there are about 32 type of matter

[@shubhgupta.06]

yes, i want to know about all the other states of matter too

[@Quantumbrothersgaming]

there are more than 22 states of matter there are 100. they are :- 1. **Solid** 2. **Liquid** 3. **Gas** 4. **Plasma** 5. **Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC)** 6. **Fermionic Condensate** 7. **Quark-Gluon Plasma** 8. **Superfluid** 9. **Supersolid** 10. **Degenerate Matter** Some other states and phases of matter include: 11. **Supercritical Fluid** 12. **Liquid Crystal** 13. **Amorphous Solid (Glass)** 14. **Crystalline Solid** 15. **Photonic Matter** 16. **Excitonium** 17. **Rydberg Matter** 18. **Coulomb Crystal** 19. **Dropleton** 20. **Time Crystals** 21. **Topological Insulators** 22. **Topological Superconductors** 23. **Spin Liquids** 24. **Quantum Spin Hall State** 25. **Quantum Hall State** 26. **Fractional Quantum Hall State** 27. **Color-Flavor Locked Phase** 28. **Axion Insulator** 29. **Quantum Liquid Crystals** 30. **String-Net Liquids** 31. **Spin Ice** 32. **Wigner Crystal** 33. **Magnetricity** 34. **Spin Glass** 35. **Kondo Insulator** 36. **Heavy Fermion Material** 37. **Spintronic Material** 38. **Valleytronics Material** 39. **Skyrmion Lattice** 40. **Multiferroics** 41. **Chiral Superconductor** 42. **Electride** 43. **Helium II (Superfluid Helium)** 44. **Metamagnetic Material** 45. **Pyrochlore Lattice** 46. **Charge Density Wave** 47. **Peierls Insulator** 48. **Quantum Dot Crystal** 49. **Quantum Well** 50. **Quantum Wire** 51. **Quantum Spin Network** 52. **Quantum Spin Liquid** 53. **Quantum Spin Ice** 54. **Quantum Spin Chain** 55. **Quantum Spin Ladder** 56. **Quantum Spin Glass** 57. **Quantum Spin Nematic** 58. **Quantum Spin Dimer** 59. **Quantum Spin Singlet** 60. **Quantum Spin Triplet** 61. **Quantum Spin Liquid Crystal** 62. **Quantum Spin Gel** 63. **Quantum Spin Gas** 64. **Quantum Spin Fluid** 65. **Quantum Spin Plasma** 66. **Quantum Spin Condensate** 67. **Quantum Spin Superfluid** 68. **Quantum Spin Supersolid** 69. **Quantum Spin Crystal** 70. **Quantum Spin Amorphous Solid** 71. **Quantum Spin Liquid Crystal** 72. **Quantum Spin Quasicrystal** 73. **Quantum Spin Photonic Matter** 74. **Quantum Spin Excitonium** 75. **Quantum Spin Rydberg Matter** 76. **Quantum Spin Coulomb Crystal** 77. **Quantum Spin Dropleton** 78. **Quantum Spin Time Crystals** 79. **Quantum Spin Topological Insulator** 80. **Quantum Spin Topological Superconductor** 81. **Quantum Spin Spin Liquid** 82. **Quantum Spin Quantum Spin Hall State** 83. **Quantum Spin Quantum Hall State** 84. **Quantum Spin Fractional Quantum Hall State** 85. **Quantum Spin Color-Flavor Locked Phase** 86. **Quantum Spin Axion Insulator** 87. **Quantum Spin Quantum Liquid Crystals** 88. **Quantum Spin String-Net Liquids** 89. **Quantum Spin Spin Ice** 90. **Quantum Spin Wigner Crystal** 91. **Quantum Spin Magnetricity** 92. **Quantum Spin Spin Glass** 93. **Quantum Spin Kondo Insulator** 94. **Quantum Spin Heavy Fermion Material** 95. **Quantum Spin Spintronic Material** 96. **Quantum Spin Valleytronics Material** 97. **Quantum Spin Skyrmion Lattice** 98. **Quantum Spin Multiferroics** 99. **Quantum Spin Chiral Superconductor** 100. **Quantum Spin Electride**

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[@followexplorer]

No doubt.. he is a inquisitive..

[@BabitaSingh-pp9pq]

Your question that is light a matter Light is in form of energy & energy can be converted into matter E=Mc2 So we can say light is a matter

[@jackopgaming3816]

which state

[@gurmindersingh5789]

Of course bro I agree

[@natalia5609]

​@@jackopgaming3816 Photonic matter

[@rajshrimalunjkar4147]

I agree with you 💯

[@kalpanagola6447]

This might be impossible to prove with todays's science in my opinion . For a clearer spectrum , let's start with the definition of matter . Matter is anything which occupies space and has mass . Light has photons but there mass is 0 (mass can't be zero but still ... we have many things to discover) and by my logic , light doesn't take up space too (very less to be negligible) . And , if we come on the thing that can light(energy) be converted into matter ?? The answer is yes , but it would require large amounts of energy not measured by mankind .

[@TheSanatanHindu2.0]

Kisko kisko 0:13 0:16 9th ki yadd ya rhi hai. 1st chapter 10th ke .. presentation lagao .. 1:03

[@dhruvprajapati1645]

I was struggling to understand entropy for 2 yrs. But this man explained me in a couple of sec.....literally. Hats off dude 💪💪💪

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Same with me

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You are noob😂

[@advaitzambre6549]

how dumb are you........

[@maihulsiddhant2252]

That's True bro

[@krishnapika1842]

I do not think there is anything difficult about entropy.

[@pulimaniratnam6241]

Photons are the components of electromagnetic waves, and these waves have energy but no mass. How's that possible? Let me tell you how. As E=mc² says, every matter which has energy has mass, photons which are called packed of energy should have mass too, and they do have it, they might not have rest mass but they do have something called relative mass (mass obtained in relation with some other property like velocity). But why? Coz matter has rest mass when they are stable and can exist in nature normally, but photons or electromagnetic waves are never in rest but exist only in the form of waves when they are in continuous motion,thus we can say that photons are packets of energy traveling at the speed of light which have relative mass. Due to this unique property they are classified as elementary particles. (things that make up other particles)

[@trtr3750]

Great explanation ❤❤

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Bro spent 3 hours typing this 💀

[@pulimaniratnam6241]

@@trtr3750 Thanks man.

[@Blood_Reven_020]

Bro the original Equation is E²=(mc²)²+(pv)² there p is momentum we know that momentum is more than 0😊

[@pulimaniratnam6241]

@@Blood_Reven_020 yep, that's true, but explaining using that equation would, make it more complicated so I went with the easy one.

[@adarshkar4529]

yes light is matter: 1)first of all light is a form of energy that gives us the sensation of vision . And it can be converted to matter by the famous equation of albert einstein E=mc square. 2)light is nothing but a soup of photons , and photons are nothing but photonoic matter. Therefore, light is a matter too. I hope this reasons are helpful for ur curious minds!

[@abhishekmehra5824]

Nice video ,now things are getting more curious as I recently read about other states of matter and you showed it to others...this shows the next generation will be far ahead of us. I was thinking why didn't I get content like this when I was in my 9th and 10th grade..

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[@gyankibaat3812]

Matter is defined as anything that has mass and occupies volume. Visible light (or simply light) is an electromagnetic radiation. It has the wavelength ranges from 380 nm-780 nm. Light exists in tiny packets called photons. Photons have no rest mass and they do not occupy any volume. So light is not matter. It is the radiation of energy.

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Ha a person more knowledgeable then Sandip sir

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@@kushalchoudhary3545 so what

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[@AmitSharma-ig3hy]

Visible light (or simply light) is an electromagnetic radiation. It has the wavelength ranges from 380 nm-780 nm. Light exists in tiny packets called photons. Photons have no rest mass and they do not occupy any volume. So light is not matter.😅😊

[@BROHD_]

I think this dude also deserves an Noble for covering highly difficult things in easiest method......

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Anyone can do that, lol....

[@BROHD_]

@Geno YT yeah...that's the point

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[@kingxanime8603]

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[@darkknight71222]

As I'm growing up these guys r proving tht our textbooks were wrong 🥲🥲

[@thinkgood6440]

Not wrong but not based on new things

[@mrinalgaming785]

They obv can't tell anything other than the 5 states of matter you can't comprehend them just on the basis of all the science we learn in our school

[@amulya_asmi]

It's not wrong lol It just didnt include advanced physics in it

[@InndaHaining]

Your text books content are not wrong.Remember those topics are not included in your syllabus.

[@pranavrathi5127]

Haa Bhai ye sab pdhte pdhte ham mar jayege, itna deep mei thori na dege

[@GratitudeMakesOwnAttitude]

3:16 electron was discovered by the JJ Thompson in 1897 then how did William Crooke saw electrons , protons and neutrons in 1879😂😂😂

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[@karanmehta6808]

Same

[@nerdman6751]

Light shouldn't be considered as matter right? Because it is massless. Btw I'm a neet aspirant

[@Edumnxs]

12:20 Light is made of particles called photons, bundles of the electromagnetic field that carry a specific amount of energy. With sufficiently sensitive experiments, you can count photons or even perform measurements on a single one. Researchers have even frozen light temporarily.

[@Hackerlegend716]

😅

[@MysteryMob-tv5fp]

I heard that in Bose-einstine condenset, light literally flows (but I'm not sure). Do you know something about it?

[@neelampal3427]

What do u mean by light literally flows?

[@MysteryMob-tv5fp]

@@neelampal3427 I dont know either

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you have a deep insight of science..... And also looking at your niche for science, I can say that You have a science background, right ? Amazing way of explanation..... You are awesome.

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[@BIBLEGYAN]

Thank you so much for studying so hard, for gathering so much information and most importantly for explaining such topics in so simple and interesting way that even an arts student like me can understand very clearly.

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[@Super_cue45]

I literally taken more than 1 day to learn about entropy.... But dude you just explain it in just few mins. in simple language..... You are awesome...

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[@Super_cue45]

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[@soulguidetarot3692]

If we look at the definition of matter " Anything that has mass and occupies space is called matter". Now as Gurav sir said, light is made up of photons, and photons don't have but do occupies space, AND according to definition of matter, photons do fulfill one condition but defies second one. So I think light is not matter 😅😅😅😅😅. Idk maybe , we should define matter again or put light in some other category. By the way, this is just my opinion you can agree or disagree with that. Thanks Gurav sir for sharing your knowledge with us🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@anshika6689]

Light have relativistic mass so it is matter

[@nikhiljha3895]

Light is packets of information

[@aslamali-ro8hq]

Those packets of information is know as quanta or should I say photons( in case of light)

[@drawing-ology]

Mass = in motion + in rest = relativisticmass + restmass Light hai relativistic mass That's why it also has momentum from where Einstein formula for energy was derived :) hope it helps

[@Mp4k11]

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[@akgamer9726]

Photons to space occupy karte hai but wo massless hote hai isliye unhe matter me nahi rakha gaya hai.matter hone ke liye mass and occupiency must hota hai.

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Are you challenging my text books😂😂

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You really can think of light as a gas, says Humberto Michinel's team at the University of Vigo in Ourense. And like any gas, it can be made to condense into a liquid.

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It's not the work of only gaurav but the work of whole team which works with him 😊

[@samarjeetsingh4364]

I think light exist in a particle form in form of small particles - quanta and so l think on the regard of Max plank's quantum theory, it exist in any superfluid state of matter which does not need any medium because it is a medium itself with going in a direction

[@anusingh6197]

Light is composed of photons, so we could ask if the photon has mass. The answer is then definitely "no": the photon is a massless particle. According to theory it hasenergy and momentum but no mass, and this is confirmed by experiment to within strict limits.

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[@myth-facts931]

Photons are packets of energy, basically they are energy so, they don't have mass and cannot be considered as matter, also when it reachea an atom it is stored in atom and electron get ejected, so it doesn't posses any space... Thank you❤️

[@sahaqhashum347]

According to E=mc² mass and energy are same, according to this definition energy has some contribution for mass

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3:41 Protons don’t leave the atom in normal plasma conditions. It requires nuclear-level energy to dislodge protons from the nucleus.

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[@Shlok8937]

Yes and no because photons ke pas mass nahi hai aur light space occupy karti hai. Sir javab dena

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It isn't wrong, its just more basic than the advanced syllabus.

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Bro agar ham aur advanced padhenge toh hamari hi phatengi So I am happy with textbook 😂

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[@rubykhan2652]

I think 11:58 my answer Light occupy space but has no mass Matter occupy space and has mass

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Ha saaala photon volume occupy karta hai ki nhi research karna hoga😂

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[@Tushar-99o1BT]

Light have two nature's, according to dubbel slit experiment -partical and wave that means light have two states solid and liquid.

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[@anshuman7et]

In my book, there are 5 - solid, liquid, gas, plasma and bose-einstein condensate but the 4th and the 5th one is not in detail Thanks for giving us this info!

[@playwell_4life]

Ncert science textbook matter in our surroundings. I have given idea to put this information in book

[@brianmahboob]

Here's a breakdown of some of the more common states of matter, beyond the basics: Solid: Ice, diamond, wood Liquid: Water, mercury, oil Gas: Air, helium, steam Plasma: Lightning, the sun, fluorescent lights Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC): Ultra-cold atoms near absolute zero, used in research Fermionic Condensate: Similar to BEC but with fermions, also used in research Superfluid: Liquid helium at extremely low temperatures, exhibiting frictionless flow Supercritical Fluid: Carbon dioxide above its critical point used in decaffeination Colloids: Milk, fog, paint, where particles are dispersed in a medium Liquid Crystals: Found in LCD displays, exhibiting properties of both liquids and solids Supersolid: A hypothetical solid with the properties of a superfluid, still being researched More Specialized States: Degenerate Matter: Found in white dwarf stars and neutron stars, extremely dense Quark-Gluon Plasma: Believed to exist in the early universe, where quarks and gluons are not bound together Rydberg Matter: Highly excited atoms used in quantum computing research Photonic Matter: A state of light that acts like matter, still in the experimental phase String-Net Liquid: A theoretical state of matter found in certain materials with unusual properties Exotic Matter: Hypothetical matter with strange properties like negative mass, not yet confirmed Dark Matter: A hypothetical form of matter that doesn't interact with light, making up a significant portion of the universe Strange Matter: A hypothetical state of matter composed of strange quarks, potentially existing in neutron stars Quantum Spin Liquid: A state of matter where electrons are in a constant state of motion, leading to unusual magnetic properties Topological Insulator: A material that conducts electricity only on its surface, with potential applications in electronics Time Crystal: A hypothetical state of matter that exhibits periodic behavior in time, potentially useful for quantum computing Key Points: The number of "states of matter" is a complex topic with no single definitive answer. This list is just a sampling, and more states could be added or debated. Scientific research is constantly exploring and defining new states of matter!

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[@Hardik_2412]

While there aren't exactly 100 universally accepted states of matter, scientists have explored a variety of phases or conditions that matter can exist in, especially under extreme conditions. The 22 I mentioned earlier cover most of the known states, but listing 100 distinct states is challenging and not standard in scientific literature. However, I can expand on those and include many more theoretical, exotic, and lesser-known states of matter based on scientific exploration. Here’s a broader list that includes all the known and speculative states of matter, categorized based on different fields of study and theoretical physics: Common and Known States of Matter (1-4): 1. Solid 2. Liquid 3. Gas 4. Plasma Exotic and Theoretical States (5-22): 5. Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC) 6. Fermionic Condensate 7. Quark-Gluon Plasma 8. Superfluid 9. Supersolid 10. Gel 11. Glass 12. Plasma Liquid 13. Non-Newtonian Fluid 14. Rydberg Matter 15. Dark Matter 16. Antimatter 17. White Dwarf Matter 18. Neutron Star Matter 19. Exotic Matter 20. Photonic Matter 21. Charged Gas 22. Spin Liquid States of Matter Based on Energy or Temperature (23-34): 23. Fermionic Superfluid 24. Solid Hydrogen 25. Superconducting State 26. Hypercooled Liquid 27. Critical Point 28. Supercritical Fluid 29. Gas-Liquid Critical Point 30. Supercritical Plasma 31. Quantum Spin Liquid 32. Bose-Einstein Condensate of Polariton 33. Topological Insulator 34. Axion Matter Matter Forms in Astrophysics and Space (35-48): 35. Stellar Matter 36. Neutron Star Matter 37. Black Hole Matter 38. Solar Plasma 39. Cosmic Plasma 40. Interstellar Matter 41. Cosmic Dust 42. Dark Energy 43. Dark Fluid 44. Quark Matter 45. Magnetized Plasma 46. Magnetized Ferrofluid 47. Star-Forming Gas 48. Intergalactic Medium Biological and Chemical States (49-64): 49. Colloidal State 50. Micellar Solution 51. Emulsion 52. Suspension 53. Cryogenic State 54. Biological Gel 55. Biomolecular Crystals 56. Protein Aggregate 57. Molecular Liquid 58. Polymeric State 59. Ionic Liquids 60. Phase Separated Mixtures 61. Living Matter (Cells) 62. Neuronal Matter (Brain Chemistry) 63. Pseudoplastic Fluid 64. Thixotropic Fluid Quantum and High-Energy States (65-84): 65. Quantum Gas 66. Quantum Condensate 67. Quantum Solid 68. Quantum Liquid 69. Quantum Superfluid 70. Quantum Spin Liquid 71. Quantum Spin Glass 72. Electromagnetic Plasma 73. Quantum Foam 74. Planck Matter 75. Stringy Matter 76. Topological Superfluid 77. Supercritical Quantum Matter 78. Superdense Matter 79. Exotic Quantum State 80. Quantum Optomechanics 81. Cooper Pair Condensate 82. Matter-Wave Interference Other Special Phases (85-100): 83. Amorphous Solid 84. Superdense Dark Matter 85. Quantum Glass 86. Polymorphic State 87. Icosahedral Matter 88. Soliton State 89. Ferrofluid 90. Magnetorheological Fluid 91. Hydrophobic State 92. Superstrong Matter 93. Superelastic State 94. Metastable Matter 95. Viscoelastic Fluid 96. Frozen Liquid 97. Hydrogen-Helium Mixture 98. Plasma Condensate 99. Muonium State 100. High-Energy Plasma (during particle collisions) Explanation: Fermionic Condensates and Bose-Einstein Condensates are ultra-cold states where particles behave in strange quantum ways. Quark-Gluon Plasma and Neutron Star Matter are exotic states found in extreme astrophysical environments. Non-Newtonian Fluids and Superfluid are fluid states with unusual behaviors (e.g., oobleck or helium at extremely low temperatures). Dark Matter and Dark Energy are theoretical forms of matter and energy that are still being studied in cosmology and physics. Many of these states exist under extreme conditions, and some are theoretical or still under active study, especially in fields like quantum mechanics, astrophysics, and condensed matter physics. The scientific community doesn't formally define 100 states of matter, but these 100 variations encompass the different ways matter can exist, behave, or interact across different environments and conditions.

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You make science very easy and instersting ❤️

[@devanshbgmi57]

Bro pls make video on 'rigveda' as many scientists derived there theories from it It contains ultimate knowledge

[@Tinytreasures450]

I guess the state of light is plasma because in plasma gas are converted in light by passing high temperature... So yep

[@gamingchannel2909]

I constantly trying to understand entropy from five ours and not understood but this explain entropy in few seconds hats off to you man🤠

[@harishsharma4101]

Nice question gaurav sir , i also thought it when i was in 11th standard, so according to my opinion light is a type of energy which is packed in think packets called photons so according to this light may not be considered as a matter ... Moreover photons are not charge carriers ( like electrons or quarks ) so light can't be categorised as matter... If i am wrong anywhere please correct me ....

[@Disabbyhere]

Google can never be wrong lol🤣

[@dikshukaushik5048]

neutron also not posseses any charge

[@dikshukaushik5048]

and photon carry em what about it?

[@harishsharma4101]

@@dikshukaushik5048 neutron is not fundamental particle , it is made of quarks which contains charges ... But photos are not made of any other thing they are fundamental... ( Till today)

[@aadityapatel380]

I think light is not matter because it made of photons whose mass is zero and we have learn that anybody which has mass and occupy space is called mass but light is made of photons whose mass is zero and donot occupy space so how it can be matter

[@uttambaraiya-wg2yi]

Light shows dualities like Photon-particals as well as electro-magnetic waves Don't you know? That anything occupying space is showing waves it doesn't need anything like mass.

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Lv u Bhaiya ❤️ grt information ❤️ lv ur vd ❤️Totally agreed! I hope this channel never ends and keeps spreading happiness. Whoever is reading this, I hope this day will be a great day. I pray whoever reads this right now, may you get everything you wish.

[@botgamer7155]

Achha hai Bhai sirf 3 padhate hai 😂

[@rameez2278]

Han yr🤓

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Youre right mujhe bhi

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3 nahi 5 padhe hain

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Ha 5

[@aryansharmaroll9824]

Yes,light is also a State because it contains proton sub particles and we know that proton also occupies spaces.I thinks that light is plasma or high temp particles

[@vaibhav17S10]

Light doesn't contain proton but it contains photon and light is not plasma

[@g.prayalkar6210]

gaurav sir what comes before solid does all acts like water liquid at 10degree C please reply

[@motivationalfun007]

Your channel is the best source for knowledge 👍👍

[@kalleshas.b950]

Bro thanks for giving information about this it is helpful❤🎉

[@LearnInstantly013]

Thanks guarav for giving us such a good knowledge and give us more like this

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[@sameerkhan3898]

Those other states of matter are purely derived by first basic primitive matters,By the way nice effort to make an outstanding video but Science is really very hardest mystery which can't be solved(without ❗ exclamation mark!) so science textbooks only focus on simple things so as not to frighten the students otherwise they will surely skip to choose science stream in 11th Standard as still the percentage of science choosing candidates are really very low in our country as compared to arts(humanities),or commerce when the science textbooks only teach us about three major states of matter if the science book starts to teach us other states of matter majority candidates will start to hate science! 😂🤣

[@telegamingff6196]

Bro humans love to learn new thing which are related to their daily life and existence. Even if these kind of things are added in our scl it will be not too much burden for us. Edit : Mainly in their childhood cuz human can catch thing more efficiently and faster than that of the adults .

[@sameerkhan3898]

@@telegamingff6196 hmm😃may be ☺️😊

[@krishnapika1842]

I will find it even more interesting if books teach us more than three states of matter.

[@sameerkhan3898]

@@krishnapika1842 Krishna Wait Every child think & act like you but most of my student are really a bad performer in my subject (Chemistry) and also bad in my fellow mate's subject (Physics)....So please don't argue with me unnecessarily ☺️😊

[@sameerkhan3898]

@@krishnapika1842 And whenever i check board answer sheets of candidates especially of my chemistry subject only I know & God knows what they write there😅😆, Only very few are intelligent enough who impress us by their way of solving the numerical problems, if I talk about the data then checking approx.1000 sheets only 31 candidates are best & passed out rest others can only be promoted by our respected Govt. with or without conducting the exams! 😊in lockdown

[@shrutiranjansahoo4364]

I feel like light can be the state of matter to which adding more pressure or increasing/decreasing the temperature will be negligible

[@rudegamerz9995]

Kal mera isi chapter ka exam hai thanks explain karne ke liye 👍👍

[@AnwarHussain-uu6kl]

Big fan sir you can explain anything briliantly

[@prashanihamal9523]

Photon has state of Tepearatur...P-hot-on ....hot=temp.... because temperature exist in universe.

[@The-Anime-Abyss]

28 types of matter {not chronological} 1. Gas 2. Liquid 3. Solid 4. Plasma 5. Bosonic correlated insulators 6. Electron-degenerate matter. 7. Quark-gluon plasma. 8. Neutron-degenerate matter 9. Quantum spin liquid 10. Time is crystal 11. String-net fluid 12. Black superionic ice 13. Rydberg polaron 14. Bose-Einstein Condensate 15. superfluid 16. Supersolid 17. Superconductivity 18. Fermionic Condensate 19. strange substance 20. Quantum Spin Hall State 21. liquid crystal 22. Crystal solid 23. Amorphous solid 24. Plastic crystal 25. Quasicrystal 26. Degenerate matter 27. Supercritical fluid 28. cryogenic liquid

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Good 👍

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Oh my god

[@narendranathmaity9962]

Wow

[@moviesforyou6794]

here we are talking about matter, not about different substances...

[@vivekanandsingh4128]

This gonna to be most interesting topic because it is related to my class 11 chemistry, 🙂

[@shukla_ji_00]

Yep 👍🏻

[@harshavardhan850]

Yes bro , light has a state and that is quantum state, which can be described using quantum mechanics , according to principal of quantum mechanics , it has a state ie superposition and so on , but light dont have state like matter , but it can be discribed by quantum physics................

[@kilometreafterkilometre]

u don't only give data, u think like u're discovering it. ♥️

[@alkatare1979]

Thanks, Gaurav sir for this amazing information. Keep sending informative videos like this.

[@ASingMusic]

Photons can be considered a state of matter when they come together to form photonic molecules and it can either be man made.

[@Facty_World]

Your all videos are very informative sir 😍😍

[@nkphysiotherapy4876]

School has taught me 32 states of matter😂 I am icse student.

[@Vishwagurubharatparty]

My school has taught me also 108 states of matter. I read by my universal board which situated in my mind

[@RNokay]

Tell me what all r they

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Uss

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Icici school

[@RNokay]

@@dinogamer2987 what kind of school is this? You mean ICSE

[@KTM_Taikun]

What if we use exterm presure in degrenetive mater and put it on a higly power rocket and try to find light speed that the way we an get light speed ???

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Once again with a bang💥💥

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Bros

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@@djangoxfreefire yeah

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I want this man to open a education channel

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This is also education channel 😐

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Ye kya Naughty gaziabad ha🤨

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Ha bilkul open karna chayiye ye to comedy channel hai 🙂

[@Jr_Scientist]

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[@rohitpandey3277]

gavrav be like : well!!! ab tak toh me yaha comedy kar raha tha

[@Xeroxgaming94]

Light space to occupy karta hai but iska ya photon ka koi mass to nahi he na to ye kese matter ho sakta he

[@NG_RED_777]

School level physics 🤣🤣😂

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[@cartonword7637]

Not school D.llit level physics

[@Facty_World]

Your all videos are very amazing

[@Reejh1]

Light, or electromagnetic radiation, does not have a state of matter because it is not a material substance made up of atoms or molecules. Rather, it is a form of energy that travels through space in the form of waves or particles called photons. While light can interact with matter and cause it to change state, such as by heating a solid to melt it into a liquid or vaporize it into a gas, light itself does not have a physical state of matter.

[@ArunaJadon-n3q]

Khana kha ke paad diya to naya state of matter form hua

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Your facts are too much knowledgeable sir thank you for give us this type of content 🥰

[@Tushar-kk4ug]

Light doesn't have mass but they have energy and hence it is a state of matter. I don't know which but it is.

[@sandhyagupta4872]

We all want a part 2🔥

[@veerakim]

I'm looser physics and chemistry 😃😃😃😃

[@shahabkhan8137]

As u said light occupy some space And as we know Light is energy and also we know E=mc2 Mean light can be converted into mass ? So anything which occupy space and have mass is matter , Mean light is a matter ?

[@MuhmmadBilal-du9ze]

Light is made up of massless particles photons and photon does not occupy space does light not occupy the space please special video is created to in a Photon

[@tejdassani2963]

Guess what...... I have physics exam tomorrow....... And he is saying my textbook is wrong😁😥

[@shreypratap7220]

Bruh it's not wrong it just hides what scientists know currently. U would have even learnt gravity as a force(which it is not) and that there are only 3 dimensions.

[@gopiranjandutta3722]

Photons are massless particles that do not take up physical space in the way that matter does. They are the carriers of the electromagnetic force and are described as wave-particle duality. This means that while they do not have a physical size or take up space in the traditional sense, they do have wave-like properties that can be described by their wavelength and frequency. In the context of atoms, the space between the parts of an atom is not filled with photons in the traditional sense of occupying physical space. Rather, photons interact with the charged particles within atoms, such as electrons, and can be emitted or absorbed during electronic transitions. The behavior of photons within the atomic structure is described by quantum mechanics, which involves probabilistic wave functions rather than the classical concept of physical particles filling space.