Heat: The Transformer Of Matter

Today I am going to post on the topic :-

HEAT: THE TRANSFORMER OF MATTER



How does the heat transforms (changes) the state of matter. You know that everything is made up of small particles. 

When we heat the particles, they gain kinetic energy and starts to move here and there making a solid into liquid, liquid into gas and gas into plasma.


Due to this phenomenon, the particles gain kinetic energy and gets converted into different states of matter.

And if we continue to heat even after the third state (Gas) it gets converted into the fourth state (Plasma), in this state the electrons of the atoms gains enough kinetic energy to escape the force of attraction exerted by the nucleus.

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