Definition: Semisolemnity, also known as a semistable state, is a concept in chemistry and physics that describes the transition from a stable state to an intermediate state. It occurs when a system undergoes a change of state between two extremes (or phases) without transitioning back to its original state. In the context of semisolemnity, it refers to the state where a substance or compound is neither in its initial state nor in the final state. The transition from one state to
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