stabilisiertes

Stabilisiertes is the neuter singular attributive form of the German participle derived from the verb stabilisieren (to stabilize). It denotes that something has been made stable or brought into a stable state. As an adjective, stabilisiertes can describe objects, systems or substances in technical and everyday language. The form occurs in various declensions depending on case, number and article.

In scientific and engineering contexts, stabilisiertes is commonly used to characterize materials, structures or species that resist changes or degradation. Examples include stabilisiertes System, stabilisiertes Material or stabilisiertes Radikal. In chemistry, a stabilisiertes Radikal refers to a radical species whose unpaired electron is delocalized or otherwise rendered less reactive; in materials science, stabilisiertes Material describes substances treated to prevent phase changes or oxidation under stress or heat.

Etymology and related terms: stabilisieren comes from stabilis (Latin for firm) and the German suffix -isieren, with the noun stabilisierung meaning stabilization. The participle form stabilisiertes (or comparable forms) functions as an adjective in German grammar, with endings adapting to the grammatical context. Related terms include Stabilisierung (stabilization) and stabilisiert (the simple past participle, often used as a non-attributive or predicative form).

Notes: The exact ending of stabilisiertes varies with gender, number and article. Without an article, you can encounter stabilisiertes System; with a definite article, das stabilisierte System; with an indefinite article, ein stabilisiertes System.