Describe the four states of matter

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Solid: Molecules are close together and attracd to each, evenly space and are rigidly fix. Force is transimitted in a straight direction. A solid will retain its shape outside of its container. Gas: Molecules are losely arrange and are not rigidly attracted to each other. Force is transmitted equally and evenly in all directions when comfined. It will not retain the shape of it's contain if left unconfinned. It will assume the shape of its contianer. Liquid: Moeclues are similar to gas whose molecules are semi-rigid and evenly spaced. It transmitts force the sam as a gas and assume the shape of its container. Plasma: Acts similar as a gas but can be made to become rigid like a solid. It is what some would say is a combination of a solid and gas. Solid: Molecules are close together and attracd to each, evenly space and are rigidly fix. Force is transimitted in a straight direction. A solid will retain its shape outside of its container. Gas: Molecules are losely arrange and are not rigidly attracted to each other. Force is transmitted equally and evenly in all directions when comfined. It will not retain the shape of it's contain if left unconfinned. It will assume the shape of its contianer. Liquid: Moeclues are similar to gas whose molecules are semi-rigid and evenly spaced. It transmitts force the sam as a gas and assume the shape of its container. Plasma: Acts similar as a gas but can be made to become rigid like a solid. It is what some would say is a combination of a solid and gas.

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