How does a plasma, the fourth state of matter, differ from gas?
A. Plasma has indefinite shape...
How does a plasma, the fourth state of matter, differ from gas?
A. Plasma has indefinite shape and volume; volume; gas does not.
B. Plasma has definite definite shape and volume; volume; gas does not.
C. Plasma conducts electricity; electricity; gas does not.
D. Plasma cannot conduct electricity; electricity; gas can.
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