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inert Unreactive. Used to describe compounds that do not undergo chemical reactions.
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inert Refers to unmoving or unchanging. In chemistry, this means an element that rarely combines with other elements. In medicine, it means a substance that has little or no effect on the human body.
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inertia The reluctance of any object to change its state of motion. Mass is the measure of inertia.
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inert A species is inert if it has a low kinetic reactivity.
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inert Ammunition containing no Explosive or active Chemical Agent, which may be used more than once for Practice
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