What Is Dynamic Equilibrium?
Dynamic equilibrium is mainly divided into physical dynamic balance, chemical dynamic balance, ecological balance, physiological balance, economic balance, social development and population balance according to different professional fields.
- Dynamic balance seen everywhere
- In our lives, many states are in a dynamic equilibrium, such as atmospheric balance, water balance,
- Physical dynamic balance (Physical dynamic balance). Among the problems about object balance, there are a large number of dynamic balance problems.
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- Homeostasis refers to a year without emphasis
- The human body can be regarded as a large and complex biochemical system. There are many balance systems in the human body, such as water balance, electrolyte balance,
- Social balance, that is, social development and population balance. The "Principles of Population" holds that: "The population has unlimited proliferative power, and the land's ability to provide production and living materials for human beings is limited. If the population is not restrained, it will increase at a geometric rate, but the means of living will only increase at an arithmetic rate. On the basis, three well-known population propositions are proposed: (1) the increase of the population is necessarily limited by the means of living; (2) when the means of living increases, the population always increases; (3) the strong population fertility is Poverty and crime are suppressed, so the real population is balanced with the means of subsistence. [2]