"Liquid, solid, gas - water comes in three forms."
"It is neither solid nor gaseous nor plasma. It is all of them at once."
"A liquid has a definite volume but no fixed shape."
"In which state of matter are the intermolecular forces between particles in a substance the strongest?"
"Apparently, it's sort of true anyway. As I've understood, most consider glass to be somewhere between a solid and a fluid, amorphous solid is the term I learned today."
"That's matter exists in three states, solid and liquid are two, what is the third?"
"Sublimation is the phase change that occurs when a solid changes directly to a gas without first becoming a liquid."
"Is Jello a solid or a liquid? Because it's kind of blowing my mind."
"The three states of matter represent really different ways in which the atoms are attached together, bonded together."
"Water can exist in three main forms: gas, liquid, and frozen states, also known as ice."
"Solid has particles that keep its shape and volume."
"Oobleck is a liquid and a solid at the same time."
"Gas returning into liquid, liquids turning into solids, solids turning into gas."
"It's not water once it's ice, it's ice."
"A phase diagram is going to be a plot of pressure versus temperature where we see the three different phases: solid, liquid, gas."
"When you're above the critical point, you're not a liquid or gas; we just refer to it as a supercritical fluid."
"At zero degrees absolute all atoms will sit at the bottom of their allotted positions; that'll be a solid at zero temperature."
"You gotta know your states of matter: solid, liquid, gas."
"Behold the power of states of matter."
"Water is this amazing substance; it can be solid like ice, it can be a liquid like you drink, it can also be a gas or a vapor."
"This is a liquid, this is a gas, and this, well, this is a solid."
"Matter exists primarily in three phases: solids, liquids, and gases."
"Against all the laws of science, it can turn from solid to liquid."
"Water is this amazing substance; it can be a solid, like ice, it can be a liquid, like you drink, and it can also be a gas or a vapor."
"If the final product is metal, you will see solid; if the final product is non-metal, you will see gas."
"A supercritical fluid is a substance somewhere between a liquid and a gas."
"Fats are solid at room temperature, while oils are liquid."
"The cooling causes the transition, just like when you cool steam, it will become water, and that cool water will become ice."
"Matter exists in four states: solid, liquid, gas, or plasma."
"The water cycle... how water delivers itself to the land, this cycle depends on the unique capacity of water to exist in three material states in ambient conditions on earth."
"There might be an intermediary state between neutron star and black hole, a quark star."
"Water can be in a liquid, as water, it can be in a gas, as water vapor, or it can be in a solid, as ice."
"This state that we're talking about is known as the equilibrium state."
"It flows like water; it is water, it's just solid water."
"Atmospheric water can be held in all three states: solid, liquid, or gas."
"Intermolecular forces between particles are negligible in gas compared to a liquid."
"Which is the only group of the periodic table to include elements existing in the form of all three states of matter at standard pressure and temperature?"
"Name the only element that cannot be solidified by lowering the temperature at standard air pressure?"
"There's a kind of symmetry between these: on one side you have gas with little droplets of liquid, on the other side you have liquid with little bubbles of gas."
"If something dissolves, it's soluble, making it aqueous; if it doesn't dissolve, then it's insoluble, making it a solid or your precipitant."
"You can't see it unless you have it in a solid form called dry ice."
"If we have inter system crossing, we can make a triplet state and if that's an emissive triplet state, then we can have phosphorescence."
"Evaporation is just a change of state of matter from a liquid into a gas."
"Ice, water, and steam are both one and the same thing, all three of those things are exactly the same thing: the water molecule."
"The temperature and pressure at which the three states of matter coexist together is called the triple point."
"The only difference between a solid, a liquid, and a gas is how much, how strongly the different particles interact with each other."
"The difference between a fat and an oil is simply the fact that an oil is liquid at room temperature and a fat is solid at room temperature."
"States of matter quite simply means whether something is in the solid, liquid, or a gas state."
"Halogens are colored gases; fluorine is a yellow gas, chlorine is a green gas, bromine is a red-brown liquid at room temperature, and iodine is a gray solid that turns into a purple vapor."
"Solids, liquids, gas - it's all matter. That's right, it all matters."
"You are a solid, liquid, or gas based on the interaction of molecules with molecules."
"Look, water, that is, liquid, turned into a solid material."
"A gas can turn into a liquid, and a liquid can become a solid, and that depends entirely on the kind of substance, the temperature, and the pressure that we have."
"Both as steam and as ice it is very-very nice!"
"The triple point is where you can have all three together: the solid, the liquid, and the vapor, happily live together."