In intense electric fields and at a very high temperature, the matter generally exists in:
Correct answer: A. Plasma state
- A. Plasma state
- B. Liquid state
- C. Solid state
- D. Super condensed state
Explanation
a) Plasma state:In intense electric fields and at very high temperatures, matter can exist in a plasma state. Plasma is a state of matter in which atoms and molecules are ionized, meaning they have lost or gained electrons and become charged particles. Plasma is characterized by its ability to conduct electricity and its response to electric and magnetic fields.
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