Matter can exist in four main forms - solid, liquid, gas, and plasma - depending on how tightly or loosely the atoms are packed together. Solids have closely-packed atoms, liquids have loosely-packed atoms, gases have widely-separated atoms, and plasma consists of free electrons in space. There are also other potential states of matter like super solids, which are theorized to have no friction. The document provides an overview of the standard forms of matter and their distinguishing atomic structures.

1. PHYSICAL SCIENCE
“Synchronous schedule”
Thursday – March 10, 2022
HUMSS 11A

2. Lesson 2:
Matter,
Properties and Its Forms

3. Matter
- is anything that occupies
space and has mass.
What is Matter?

4. The Forms of Matter

6. SOLID
- atoms are “closely-
packed”, and compressed.

8. Liquid
- atoms are “loosely-
packed” on each other.

10. GAS
- atoms are “widely-
separated” on each other.

12. PLASMA
- Free electrons on space.
- Light Amplified
Stimulated Emission of
Radiation

14. Is there any other forms of
matter aside from what
mention above?

15. YES!
THERE ARE OTHER FORMS
OF MATTER.

16. Super solid
- Frictionless

18. QUESTIONS?

19. THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!
Prepared by:
Mr. Joseph Dela Torre, LPT