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stable element

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stable element
Etymology: L, stabilis, firm, elementum
a nonradioactive element, one not subject to spontaneous nuclear degeneration. Some kinds of stable elements are calcium, iron, lead, potassium, and sodium. Compare radioactive element. See also element.


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In the real world, the horizon is the fixed, stable element against which all movement is measured," Wilson said.
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