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3 years ago

The thing that the discovered is a "partially molten state" What would that be considered as

Chemistry

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castortr0y [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

liquid and solid

Explanation:

Research scientists of scotland discovered a new state of the matter which consists of both liquid and solid. Scientifically there are three states of matter i.e Solid, Liquid and Gas, but now there are chances of one more state of matter which which consists of more than one state of the existing three states of the matter which have both liquid and solid state.

This discovery took place with the help of artificial intelligence of today's world which is transforming the world day by day.

The State is considered to be true as it is thermodynamically stable state of the matter.

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