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MCQ
When matter is heated to extremely high temperatures, electrons are stripped from atoms, forming:
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A Plasma
B Solid
C Liquid
D A mixture
Explanation

At very high temperatures atoms lose electrons and an ionised gas called plasma is formed.

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