In the state of matter known as plasma, particles have the most energy. Plasma consists of ionized gas particles that have high energy levels, leading to the dissociation of electrons from atoms. This results in a mixture of free electrons and ions. Plasma is commonly found in stars, including the sun, where nuclear fusion occurs. Unlike solids, liquids, and gases, plasma does not have a fixed shape or volume, and it can conduct electricity and generate magnetic fields, playing a significant role in various physical and astrophysical processes.