Submitted by Zalack t3_11x4f9t in askscience
florinandrei t1_jd6br1i wrote
Reply to comment by OPossumHamburger in Can a single atom be determined to be in any particular phase of matter? by Zalack
> they exhibit different physical properties including changes in electrical conductance
Of course they do. I'm just saying - the borders between them are far more fuzzy than most people imagine.
E.g. consider the changes that occur in tar or pitch when cooled from the boiling point of water to the boiling point of nitrogen. It's liquid at one end. It's solid at the other. The changes are smooth, without any sharp transitions.
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