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What is the fifth state of matter
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What is the fifth state of matter

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In fact, it looked very much like the behavior in a material that is known as a Bose-Einstein condensate, sometimes known as 'the fifth state of matter. ' In this material, excitons can link up into the same quantum state—kind of like a set of bells all ringing perfectly in tune.
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Answer: Bose-Einstein condensates

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