What is the difference between plasma, semi-liquid state & molten state ?

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PLASMA SEMI-LIQUID STATE MOLTEN STATE
It is fourth state of matter, It is an electronically conducting material
which contains equal number of positive and negative charge particles, produced when the atom in gaseous state become ionized It is a state of substance having the qualities of both liquid and solid. Molten state n is achieved when the solid is heated to its melting point.

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PLASMA	SEMI-LIQUID STATE	MOLTEN STATE
It is fourth state of matter, It is an electronically conducting material which contains equal number of positive and negative charge particles, produced when the atom in gaseous state become ionized	It is a state of substance having the qualities of both liquid and solid.	Molten state n is achieved when the solid is heated to its melting point.