mass action

• Término que describe el comportamiento coordinado a gran escala de un grupo de individuos o entidades, usado a menudo en contextos políticos, sociales o científicos para referirse a una acción colectiva o a un fenómeno en el que muchas partículas o agentes actúan conjuntamente.

A term describing coordinated, large-scale behavior by a group of individuals or entities, often used in political, social, or scientific contexts to refer to collective action or a phenomenon where many particles or agents act together.

1. Collective political or social actionB2formal

   A large-scale coordinated effort by a group of people to achieve a political or social goal.

   acción colectiva

   • The protest was a powerful example of mass action.
   • Mass action by citizens forced the government to change the law.
   • The union organized a mass action to demand better working conditions.

2. Law of mass actionC1formal

   A principle in chemistry stating that the rate of a chemical reaction is proportional to the product of the concentrations of the reactants.

   ley de acción de masas

   • The law of mass action explains how reaction rates change with concentration.
   • Students studied the mass action principle in their chemistry class.
   • The equilibrium constant is derived from the law of mass action.