HELP PLEASE!!!How are both stability and change seen in properties of elements?

Chemistry

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liraira [26]2 years ago

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Answer:

In both natural and built systems, stability and change are an important focus of study for both scientists and engineers. Stability refers to a system that is unchanging. ... A dynamic equilibrium exists when chemical reactions or physical movements occur at rates that balance out, creating no net change in a system.

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