What are the 13 states of matter??

there are the three main states of matter...the solid, liquid and gas... what are the other 10?

Answer:
Thirteen?

There's just 4 truly common states: solid, liquid, gas and plasma.

Then there's a lot of more exotic states - see the linked wikipedia list.

You'll notice the total number of states on that list is considerably more than 13, whereas wikipedia only asumes, depending on how you read it, 9 to 12 of them as primary.

I've never heared of 13 (primary) states anywhere else, either.
There are 5 states of matter.

1) Solid
2) Liquid
3) Gas
4) Plasma
5) Bose-Einstein Condensate

If there are more, we haven't identified them yet.
Are there really ten more? I never learned that in any Science class...
i ahvent heard of 13 states but i know the fourth state is plasma where the the protons, electrons are seperated due to intense energy(heat).
I not sure the bose-eisntien condensate can be considered a sate of matter, but some particles(atoms) act in a funny way at very low temperatures approx. O K.
solids, liquids, gases; the most common state of matter in the visible universe is plasma.
Also: quark-gluon plasma; Bose-Einstein condensates and fermionic condensates; degenerate matter; strange matter; superfluids and supersolids; and possibly string-net liquids.

(taken almost verbatum from the wikipedia entry below)
everybody remembers strange theoretical or difficult to observe state of matters, but nobody remember the supercritical liquid state that has properties of a liquid and of a gas.

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