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Also known as solid matter
thumb|300px|Single crystalline form of solid [[insulin.]]
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A solid is a state of matter where material has a fixed shape and volume, with its particles tightly packed and held in place by strong forces between them. Solids are important because they make up most of the objects we interact with daily, from the food we eat to the structures we live and work in.
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