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Jell-O is amazing: it's a solid, it's a liquid, it's a viscoelastic polymer made out of polypeptide chains but you eat it, amirite?

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It's actually not a liquid; it's an amorphous solid.

@Dinosaurs It's actually not a liquid; it's an amorphous solid.

An amorphous sid has no crystalline structure which is a liquid trait. That's why people tout glass was liquid. An amorphous solid was once defined as a liquid with infinite viscosity.

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@Dinosaurs It's actually not a liquid; it's an amorphous solid.

It's not a liquid. It's an amorphous solid. They are two different states of matter. It does not have characteristics liquids, which is by it's not a liquid.

@Dinosaurs It's actually not a liquid; it's an amorphous solid.

So it's solid and liquid. Like glass. The post is right because it stated both, implying that it has properties of both, and is therefore an amorphous solid.

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