What is the QUAGMA state of matter?

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The matter can be found in 5 agregate states:
-solid
-liquid
-state of gas
-plasma and
-QUAGMA state.

Termo-Plasma state is a state in which the matter loses its integrity in atomic level.

What is a QUAGMA state?
Desintegrateion on quarky level?
 
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Originally posted by deda
The matter can be found in 5 agregate states:
-solid
-liquid
-state of gas
-plasma and
-QUAGMA state.

Termo-Plasma state is a state in which the matter loses its integrity in atomic level.

What is a QUAGMA state?
Desintegrateion on quarky level?

A quick Google search tells me that Quagma is the hypothetical quark-gluon plasma (QGP). I like your exopression "quarky"--it's quirky!

I'm not sure what you mean by Termo-Plasma (maybe that should be Thermo?), but it sounds like you might mean a Bose-Einstein Condensate (BEC), which I've always heard was the fifth state of matter.

So that would make six states - solid, liquid, gas, ionized plasma, BEC, and QGP.