is it true tht 99% entire world is  plasma,just 1% is material?
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That depends on what you mean by the "entire world".  Planet earth is pretty much 100% material.  Any planet, or collection of planets, is also 100% material.\n\nBut the sun is plasma, and composes most of the mass in the solar system.  So the solar system is closer to 99% plasma, 1% material.\n\nBut those pesky astronomers were having trouble with some equations - seems like there was lots more stuff out there than plasma and material, but they couldn't find it.  Until recently.  They discovered load of new stuff, call "dark energy" and "dark matter" (since you can't see it from here, it must be 'dark', right?)\n\nTurns out most of the mass of the universe is dark energy and dark matter (about 95%), with the remaining little bit of plasma and regular matter.
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Plasma is a state of matter when the bonds between molecular particles are broken and subatomic particles are all lumped in together. This condition of matter is achieved under extreme temperatures and pressures, typically in stars. Most of the mass of our Sun is composed of plasma matter also.
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I say every single transitional metal is found on every single continent in the world in some quantity.  The most abundant T metal?  I'd say iron.
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Suprise answer and correct! PLASMA\nPlasma is also the most common form of matter in the universe!
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In addition to being very low density it is mostly ionized.  We learn a lot about cosmology and (galaxy) clusters through studies of the intergalatic medium.  If you want to learn more, search for IGM or Intergalactic Medium.  \n\nHere is a wiki article about it to start you, but I am dubious of the interpretation there that half of the baryonic mass of the Universe is in the warm-hot or hot IGM.  I need to see the journal article(s) that make that case before drawing any firm opinion though. \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intergalactic_medium
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Most of the earth is made of iron and nickel.  This might not appear to be true at first because we see that the ground does not feel like metal, but the earth's inner and outer cores consist primarily of molten iron and nickel.  The earth's crust is only a few miles thick (at the thickest) and floats on top of the molten layers.
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By its elements,how much plasma it has or By its mass,volume,and density.i hope this answers your question
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It makes up 46ish% of the crust (followed by silicon, aluminium, iron, calcium, sodium, potassium, magnesium and some others).\nIt isn't as abundant in the air though (Nitrogen, Oxygen, Argon Carbon dioxide, others), about 20%.\n\nThe most abundant elements are Hydrogen, Helium, Oxygen, Neon, Nitrogen, Carbon, Silicon, Magnesium, Iron and Sulpher.
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That would be 99%. Final answer
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No.  Firstly, no elements are "made" on earth apart from synthetic ones.  All elemental fusion takes place in stars\n\nSecondly, only the elements up to iron are capable of being formed inside a star.  Energetically, it's the wall.  Anything with a higher atomic number than iron can only be formed under the action of a supernova explosion.  Supernovae then seed the interstellar dust with these heavier elements, which eventually coalesce under the effects of gravity to form new stars, and, presumably, planetary systems.  Given the number of new extrasolar planets found recently, this seems to be a relatively common phenomenon.\n\nSo, all the gold on Earth was formed in a supernova explosion, and when the dust particles that condensed out of that explosion gathered together to form the Earth, a small amount of gold was present.  That's where it all came from!\n\nAs Carl Sagan was fond of saying, "We are all star-stuff."
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Plasma does not cast a shadow. Plasma is the extreme for of matter. Its the core of the sun but Plasma cannot cast a shadow.
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it is a state of matter because there is no other form like it that can be describe to be like that of plasma... it os found to be unlike solid liquid or gas...
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Plasma, that's how you get nuclear reaction!
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your question is unclear. you want 100% purity or 99% purity?
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No, it comes from inside the TV. Only a tiny fraction is from cosmic radiation. PS, the number of points i have from the time of answering right now, is 24 less than my year of birth.
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Did you know that 96.7% of percentages are made up?
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There are no materials that are 100% reflective.  Silver and aluminum are in the 90% range, but nothing is 100%.\n\nIf you had a room covered in 95% reflective materials, it would still dim almost instantly after turning off the light.  Light travels about 186,000 miles in one second.  If your room were 10'x10', a light beam about be hitting the walls around 10,000,000 times in the first second, losing 5% of its energy each time.  In the first 1/100,000th of a second, its energy would be reduced to about 0.6% of its orignal value, much faster anyone would notice.