Is Supercool a Valid State of Matter?

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is there a state of matter called the supercool state or something..if yes,can someone please elaborate?..if no,can someone please reply about the states of matter..?
 
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when stuff gets really cold like below 4 Kelvin , it can become an Einstein-Bose condensate
 
Yes, I've seen "superfluid" described as another state of matter.
 
do u mean..like..when gas is exposed to -279 deg celsius..it directly changes into liquid or a superfluid as u may call it..??
 
Please type words properly; you are not "texting".

Try http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superfluid" . Notice in the first sentence it links to "phases of matter", which is what we are talking about as "states".
 
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