Types of Matter: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures

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Any plans on giving an overview of the other states of matter? Like Bose-einstein condensate and liquid crystal?

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He didn't mention plasma (4th state of matter), but great video otherwise

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i don't want to confuse chemistry students! plasma will be discussed in the upcoming astronomy course.

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0:15 There're 3 states of matter that're common knowledge. I've heard about two more (plasma in stars and and atomic pasta [I think that's the name in English? It's "pâtes atomiques" in French] below the crust of neutron stars [they're referred to as gnotti, spaghetti, lasagna, etc and no I'm not joking, look it up]) and know there're theories/hypotheses for many more like strange matter which could/would be the state of matter in the core of neutron stars 🤷‍♂️.

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There are actually 36 states of matter such as sipercritical liquid, fermionic condensate, bose Einstein condensate, excitonium, etc. Are u in 6th standard too, like me? degenerate matter. photonic matter.

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Compounds are made up of molecule. As a element is made up of atom, a molecule is made up of different atoms which can be either molecule of element or molecule of compound

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The particles in a solid DO move. They can vibrate where as liquid can vibrate and rotate and a gas can vibrate rotate and translate. The ONLY time when particles would be described as NOT moving is absolute zero (0 Kelvin) which Kelvin used extrapolation to find. It has not been proved to be real but all available data supports it. No hate whatsoever just wanted to put that out there.

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yep, it's a bit of an oversimplification. better to let students learn about vibrational states later on and at first just say that they have no motion with respect to one another to get across the concept of lattice structure.

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Wow I actually got the practice problem correct. Although I had to have Google tell me what the heck "ferments" means. I was completely clueless on that. Love the lesson I am practicing for my Chemistry Test tomorrow. Man college is tough.