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Most phosphorous, such as that found in inorganic phosphate (HPO₄⁻), exist in the +5 oxidation state in nature.
Social Movements
Collective, organized efforts by people to achieve a shared goal, typically aimed at promoting or resisting change in societal norms, policies, or institutions.
Social Movement
A collective effort by a large group of people to bring about or resist social change, often organized around specific political or social issues.
Solidarity Theory
A theoretical approach that emphasizes the importance of unity and agreement among members of a society in maintaining social order and achieving collective goals.
Social Movements
Collective efforts by societies to promote or resist change in the social structure, focusing on political or social issues.
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