Can all substances be in all 3 states of matter? If you heat up metal, it will melt, but is there a point where you heat it enough that it will become a gas? Same goes for every substance on earth

Question

Basically the title. I know water can be solid, liquid, and gas, but does that apply to everything or just water?

In: Chemistry

Answer 1

Nobody has mentioned ‘superfluids’ which are like liquids that flow without friction. This is another state of matter and CO2 exists in this state in a gas cylinder.

It’s sort of a liquid and sort of a gas.