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GENERAL PROPERTIES NO DEFINITE SHAPENO DEFINITE VOLUMEPARTICLES BROKEN APART SPECIFIC PROPERTIES CONTAINED BY MAGNETIC FIELDS CONDUCTS AN ELECTRIC CURRENT 99% OF THE UNIVERSE LIGHTNING FIRE AURORA BOREALIS TV PLASMA BALLS FLUORESCENT LIGHTING

CONVERSION OF A SUBSTANCE FROM ONE PHYSICAL FORM TO ANOTHER THE TEMPERATURE AT WHICH A CHANGE OF STATE OCCURS IS A_CHARACTERISTIC_____PROPERTY BECAUSE IT IS THE SAME FOR A SUBSTANCE, REGARDLESS OF THE AMOUNT OF THE SUBSTANCE OCCURS THROUGHOUTOCCURS AT THE SURFACE ENDOTHERMIC or EXOTHERMIC

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