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    Plasma: Illustration: ©johan Jarnestad/The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

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    Plasma, gas, liquid, and solid are the four fundamental states of matter that result from the increasing density and decreasing temperature of atoms and molecules. At very low temperatures approaching absolute zero, atoms can form a fifth state of matter called a quantum condensate where large numbers of atoms condense into the same quantum mechanical ground state.

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    Plasma, gas, liquid, and solid are the four fundamental states of matter that result from the increasing density and decreasing temperature of atoms and molecules. At very low temperatures approaching absolute zero, atoms can form a fifth state of matter called a quantum condensate where large numbers of atoms condense into the same quantum mechanical ground state.

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    Plasma, gas, liquid, and solid are the four fundamental states of matter that result from the increasing density and decreasing temperature of atoms and molecules. At very low temperatures approaching absolute zero, atoms can form a fifth state of matter called a quantum condensate where large numbers of atoms condense into the same quantum mechanical ground state.

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    Plasma, gas, liquid, and solid are the four fundamental states of matter that result from the increasing density and decreasing temperature of atoms and molecules. At very low temperatures approaching absolute zero, atoms can form a fifth state of matter called a quantum condensate where large numbers of atoms condense into the same quantum mechanical ground state.

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    Plasma

    Gas

    Liquid

    Solid

    Quantum
    condensate

    Illustration: Johan Jarnestad/The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences

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