With the continuous development of the technological age, people have discovered the fourth state of matter "plasma". So why is plasma in the four states of matter, and why can it be called the fourth state of matter? In response to this question, the editor of Seismic Instrument Rogen has found two content that can explain "Why is the plasma in the four states of matter?" The content of the question is for you to clarify!
 

　　In solids, liquids, or gases, the nucleus and electrons are closely connected, while in plasma (the fourth state of matter), electrons are stripped from the atoms under the influence of temperature. This "dissociation" produces an ionized gas with completely different properties.
 

　　Plasma is an overheated substance-the temperature is so high that electrons are stripped from the atoms, forming an ionized gas. Plasma is often referred to as the "fourth state of matter" together with solids, liquids, and gases. Just like a liquid will boil and become a gas when energy is added, heating a gas will form a plasma-positively charged particles (ions) and negatively charged particles (electrons), and this process is called "ionization" .
 

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