stable compounds
[ˈsteɪ.bəl ˈkɑːm.paʊndz]
nounpl: stable compounds
compostos estáveis
1. Chemical substances formed by the bonding of two or more elements that resist decomposition or change under normal conditions
Water and table salt are stable compounds that remain unchanged at room temperature.
Água e sal de cozinha são compostos estáveis que permanecem inalterados à temperatura ambiente.
2. Molecules that have low energy states and do not readily undergo spontaneous reactions or breakdown
The stable compounds formed in this reaction will not degrade over time.
Os compostos estáveis formados nesta reação não se degradarão com o tempo.
3. Chemical entities with strong atomic bonds that provide resistance to heat, light, or chemical attack
Diamonds are among the most stable compounds known to science.
Os diamantes estão entre os compostos mais estáveis conhecidos pela ciência.
This is primarily a scientific and technical term used universally in chemistry education and research across Brazil, Portugal, and English-speaking countries. It holds no colloquial or cultural significance outside of academic and industrial contexts. The term is essential in chemistry curricula and professional scientific communication.
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