New taxonomy of aggregate states of matter and the basic law of dispersoidology

Abstract

The article examines the vectoriality of molecular forces of attraction and clarifies the issue of changing the nature and degree of orientation of molecules. The author draws conclusions: 1. Matter is vectorial in all its states of aggregation. 2. By increasing the degree of dispersion of any solid crystalline substance, you can change the degree of its overall orientation; moreover, at extremely high degrees of dispersion, the resulting crystalline systems are practically indistinguishable from liquids in terms of orientation. Further, the work highlights: the gaseous-liquid crystalline state of matter and its universality; taxonomy and nomenclature of various types of vectorial state of matter; the basic law of dispersoidology and its application.

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