Thread: Is Plasma the 1st State of Matter in a Vacuum?
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Old 29-September-2007, 03:07 PM
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In relationship to String Theory and the Boson/Fermion relationship could it be possible that Plasma is the first state of matter rather than the 4th [...]
Depends on how you want to order them. What does number one state mean to you?

I like alphabetical, in English: (1) gas (2) liquid (3) plasma (4) solid

Edit: Oh, I noticed your title revision. Do you mean "first stage" or "first state"? Of matter, I'm sure. I'd still like to know what you mean by first. With respect to what? Temperature? Energy? Probably not hardness. Nor alphabetical, huh? What?
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