What State of Matter is Fire

The video explores the question of what state of matter fire is. It explains that while matter typically exists in solid, liquid, or gas states, fire is not matter but a process involving rapid chemical reactions. The video compares fire to a waterfall, emphasizing that both are processes rather than states of matter. It discusses the components of fire, such as soot and excited gas atoms, and concludes that fire does not fit neatly into any state of matter due to its dynamic nature.

What happens to the molecules in a fire compared to those in a waterfall?

What is the conclusion about fire's state of matter according to the speaker?