inert compounds
[ɪˈnɜːrt ˈkɒmpaʊndz]
nounpl: inert compounds
compostos inertes
1. Chemical substances that do not readily react with other elements or compounds under normal conditions
Noble gases form inert compounds due to their stable electron configurations.
Os gases nobres formam compostos inertes devido às suas configurações eletrônicas estáveis.
2. Materials or substances that are chemically inactive and do not participate in reactions
Inert compounds are often used as protective coatings in industrial applications.
Compostos inertes são frequentemente usados como revestimentos protetores em aplicações industriais.
3. Substances with low or no chemical reactivity in biological systems
Medical implants are made from inert compounds to prevent adverse reactions.
Implantes médicos são feitos de compostos inertes para prevenir reações adversas.
This is primarily a scientific and technical term used consistently across English-speaking countries and Portuguese-speaking regions. It is commonly encountered in chemistry, materials science, and medical device manufacturing. The term reflects the universal language of chemistry and has identical meaning across all English and Portuguese scientific communities.
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