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Which state of matter is the least compressible
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Which state of matter is the least compressible

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incompressible. Compressibility is determine by the amount of space between particles in each state.  
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D: Plasma

Since compressiblity is determined by the amount of space, it would be plasma. While gas is still far apart, plasma is a more, advanced version you can say, of gas.
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