reakcióképesebbek

reakcióképesebbek is a Hungarian adjective meaning "more reactive". It is the comparative form of the adjective "reakcióképes", which translates to "reactive". This term is commonly used in scientific contexts, particularly in chemistry and physics, to describe substances or systems that exhibit a higher tendency to undergo chemical reactions or physical changes.

In chemistry, a substance that is reakcióképesebbek will more readily form new chemical bonds or break existing ones when exposed to certain conditions, such as heat, pressure, or contact with other substances. This heightened reactivity can be due to factors like the presence of unstable electron configurations, weaker bond strengths, or a lower activation energy required for a reaction to proceed. For example, certain metals are considered more reactive than others and will oxidize more quickly in air.

In physics, the term can also refer to systems that respond more rapidly or intensely to external stimuli. This could apply to physical phenomena where a faster or more pronounced change occurs in response to a force or energy input. For instance, a material that deforms more readily under stress could be described as reakcióképesebbek in a mechanical context. The specific meaning is always dependent on the scientific field and the context in which it is used.