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Where's the bose-einstein condensate?

WHERE THE FUCK IS BOSE EINSTEIN CONDENSATE

THERE ARE 5 STATES OF MATTER

DON'T YOU DARE IGNORE BEC JUST BECAUSE YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND IT

why is plasma with a fire symbol?

I thought it was a gas with a charge?

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>>1224192
Beat me to it.

inb4 what about bose-einstein condensate

sage goes in at least the email field

what about the ether?

>>1224184

Because fire contains a small amount of ionised particles and is arguably the most accessible form of plasma.

>>1224171
You're forgetting a few states... there's more than just those 4.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State_of_matter

# 1 Classical states

* 1.1 Solid
* 1.2 Liquid
* 1.3 Gas

# 2 Non-classical states

* 2.1 Crystalline vs. glassy
* 2.2 Liquid crystal states
* 2.3 Magnetically ordered

# 3 Low-temperature states

* 3.1 Superfluids
* 3.2 Bose-Einstein condensates
* 3.3 Rydberg molecules

# 4 High-energy states

* 4.1 Plasma (ionized gas)
* 4.2 Quark-gluon plasma

# 5 Other proposed states

* 5.1 Degenerate matter
* 5.2 Supersolid
* 5.3 String-net liquid
* 5.4 Superglass

>>1224192

beam state?

>>1224203
Who gives a shit, the most important (and most easily observable) four are in the picture.

O god, i suddenly see why most of you should be considered virgins.

Other then that, good call.

>>1224203

>Liquid crystal states
>As relevant as the classical 4

Stop being a tard, gosh.

>>1224228

I don't know about you bro, but I make $300,000.

A flame doesn't necessarily have to be a plasma.

What makes something magnetic?

metals like Iron, Cobalt, and Nickel can be magnetic

Liquid Oxygen is magnetic

Neodymium can be magnetic

why not other elements?

>>1224216
>implying we don't make $100k/year starting, with hot women hanging off our every word

>>1224228
Oddly enough, your picture suits your comment quite nicely.

>>1224213
Who gives a fuck? Maybe you should get out of /sci/?

Superfluids are extremely important, and are showing promise as a quantum solvents, for use in high-precision gyroscopes,

Bose-einstein condensates are important for trapping light and have applications in photonics and quantum computing.

>>1224253
When do you even use quantum solvents or quantum computers?

Oh wait, you don't.

>>1224213
>>1224220
I'm not being a 'tard. The retards are the people being taught that there are only three or four states of matter in highschool physics and/or chemistry, and then when they see different states of matter being posted on imageboards, they react as if not knowing about them is cool. You are the 'tards.

so... at the risk of making this thread even more like a nerd fight, who would win: einstein with boxing gloves or stephin hawking with a gun?

>>1224407
What's Hawking supposed to do with a gun?

>>1224417
blink at it rapidly

Missing Einstein-Bose condensates.

Isn't there a state below solid? A point where there is virtually no movement of individual particles. I think it might be defined by superconductivity.

>>1224443
BOSE

>>1224430
AAAAAAAAAHAHHAHAHAHA.

>>1224443
EINSTEIN

>>1224443
CONDENSATE

doesn't always form though, atoms have to be a bosons, or at least you need paired fermions making bosons.

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>>1224462
>>1224467


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