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Written by Jerry Ratzlaff on 15 January 2016. Posted in Classical Mechanics

matter phasesGas, abbreviated as G, is able to be compressed to fit a confined space and expanded when released. 

There are four phases of matter: gas, liquid, plasma, and solid.

 

Tags: Equations for Gas Matter

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