States of matter
Should we stop talking about matter and start to talk about information? It is one of the key elements of scientific rhetorics. When we are talking about the dark matter the question is: is that matter only so high-energetic material what might look like quarks, that it cannot react with other particles. But what denies the reaction? Does that kind of particles or quarks only have so powerful spin, that the gluons cannot connect them (1)?
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Could there be ten forms of matter? (If energy is one state of matter?)
At first, we must realize that mass can transform into energy, and energy level affects the mass of the objects. So could we say that energy is also one of the states of matter? We are always saying that energy is some kind of wave movement, but we know that increasing the level of energy also increases the mass of the object. So could dark matter be the particles, what have too high energy load?
When we are talking about Buse-Einstein condensate as the "fifth state of matter", we can also think that the matter, what forms black holes is the independent state of matter along with the dark matter? And should we also call pure neutrons or quarks as one state of matter, when they are forming neutron or quark stars? So could the complete list of states of matter look like this?:
1: Solid
2: Liquid
3: Gas
4: Ion or plasmatic
5: Buse-Einstein condensate
6: Neutrons, when they are forming neutron stars
7: Quarks when they are forming quark stars
8: Dark matter
9: Singularity matter, what forms the Black Holes
10: Could the energy be one form of matter?
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When we are thinking about the states of matter, we are normally facing the three of them in nature. The solid, liquid, and gas are things, that we normally think about the matter. There is also the ionized form of matter, and the huge number of ions is called plasma, and the thing is that the plasma is ionized gas and if we are thinking about the ionized gas and vapor, we can describe the last one as the molecular foam like fog, and the gas could mean the atomic form of fog.
The biggest of them is called as an interplanetary nebula and that thing how we want to call that thing depends, where the fog is and how big the formation of the fog or cloud is. So this is one version of how to speak the matter, what we are thinking about material and its form in the regular universe, and here I must say that most of the material in the universe is in plasmatic or ionic form.
So the fourth state of matter is the ionic form and that thing forms the most of the molecules in the universe. But then we are facing one of the biggest things, what we ever thought. The thing is that most of the atoms in the universe are located in the areas, where the temperature is near the zero Kelvin, which makes the fifth state of material possible to form, and the name of that form of material is Buse-Einstein condensate. So could the most common state of the matter be Buse-Einstein condensate? That is one of the most interesting things in the world.
And then we are facing the question, how many states the matter has? Of course, the dark matter is one of the forms of matter. And at final we might as does the matter what forms the Black Holes an independent state of matter? Then we can call this extreme version of matter the singular form, and that means that the time and matter are together in that form.
(1) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluon
https://www.livescience.com/46506-states-of-matter.html
Image: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a6/NGC_6326_by_Hubble_Space_Telescope.jpg
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