Worth 20 points 1. what are the traditional states of matter, and what type of property is a matter’s state? 2. what are two parts of the atomic theory of atoms? 3. explain in your own words what an atom and element are. 4. what is a scientific theory? 5. how does the state of plasma compare to the other states of matter? 6. what is plasma? give a couple of examples of where to find plasma.

Explanation :  

1. Four types of traditional state of matter.

Solid state : in this state , the molecules of the matter  very close to each other that means molecules closely bound together. they are not capable to move. in solid, particles have very low kinetic energy. solid have definite shape.

Liquid state : In this state, the molecules of the matter are far away to each other. They are capable to move. in liquid , particles have more kinetic energy . liquid have  a definite volume.

Gases state : In this state, the molecules of the matter are not bound together that means the molecules are free to move . they have high kinetic energy .

gas has no definite volume and no definite shape.

Plasma state : Plasma consist of charged particle with high kinetic energy.

2. Two parts of the atomic theory of atoms.

(I). All matter is made of atom.

(II). Compounds are made by  the combination of two or more different type of atoms.

3. Element is a matter which is made by the atoms.

Example : hydrogen is made by one proton and one electron.

So, we can say that hydrogen is the element and one proton and one electron are the atoms.

4.  Scientific theory : Scientific theory is based on the real fact and logical system of science. this theory is experimentally proof.

Scientific theory is always true .

5. Plasma is the different state from the other state of matter.  Because plasma made by the group of positive and negative charge particle.

6. Plasma  : Plasma is the one state of the matter. it is consist of charged particles which have high kinetic energy .

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c) both a and b.