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Do elements have one word names?
Yes. Elements have one word names.
Is a stable a noun?
Yes, the word 'stable' is both a noun and an adjective.The noun 'stable' is a word for a building used to house domestic animals such as horses.The adjective 'stable' describes a noun as not subject to to change of position or condition; firmly established.
What is a place in a stable for one animal?
PERHAPS 'STY' IS THE WORD YOU'RE ASKING ABOUT.
How many syllables are in names?
The word "names" has only one syllable.
How do you use the word stable as a noun?
The word "stable" as a noun can be one of three things. A stable is place where horses are kept either for the purposes of racing, farm work or simply as a domestic pet to be ridden.example: I brought my horse to the stable to rest.A stable can also mean a group of people trained by the same person or organization.example: The coach looked after a large stable of basketball players.
What are some good one word names?
I'm not sure what you mean - all names are one word. Some people have more than one name. Is that what you're asking?
How many us capital cities have more than one word names?
There 9 states that have capital cities with more than one word names.
What country names are preceded by the word the?
The Sudan is one of them
What does it mean that a hypothesis must be stable?
Any one who uses the word 'hypothesis' is making a guess. If the hypothesis survives an experimental test it becomes a theory. If that theory can be substantiated by positive knowledge or proof, then it may be stable and if stable, events may proceed
What rhymes with death that isn't names?
Breath is one word that rhymes with death.Another word is meth.
What is a sentence for the word stationary?
Letterhead, envelopes and business cards for one.
How can you use the word stable to explain why the alkali metals tend to lose valence electrons?
Alkali metals, have only one valence electron so they will "want" to lose it to achieve a stable electron arrangement.
