Reactive

She has a reactive personality and tends to respond quickly to situations.

The reactive nature of the clay caused it to crack when exposed to sunlight.

The government needs to take a more proactive approach instead of relying on reactive measures to address the issue.

The reactive gases in the atmosphere can contribute to air pollution.

The soccer player is reactive to the ball's movement on the field.

His reactive nature caused him to become upset easily.

Reactive elements such as fluorine and lithium have important industrial applications.

The reactive in the metal caused it to rust when exposed to air and moisture.

Oxygen is highly reactive with other elements.

Reactive hydrocarbons can contribute to the formation of smog.

The skin on her face is reactive to the slightest touch.

Her reactive personality caused her to overreact to minor issues.

Her reactive emotions often got the best of her in stressful situations.

The reactive properties of vinegar make it useful as a cleaning agent.

Water can be a reactive solvent, able to dissolve many types of compounds.

The reactive approach to health management resulted in higher healthcare costs in the long run.

The reactive plasma cells produced antibodies that bind to specific antigens.

The reactive antibody helped fight off the infection.

The reactive antibodies in her bloodstream fought off the infection.

The reactive response of the security system to a break-in triggered the alarm.

The reactive attitude of the government towards social change is hindering progress.

The reactive nature of the disease made early detection difficult.

The reactive properties of bleach make it a popular cleaning product.

He was a reactive person who always preferred to stick to his old ways.

The company's reactive policies made it difficult for them to stay ahead of the competition.

The reactive chemicals in the lab required special handling procedures.

Oxygen is a reactive gas that readily combines with other elements to form oxides.

Sodium is a reactive metal that can react violently with water.

Chlorine is a reactive element that can combine with other elements to form salts.

Hydrogen is a reactive gas that readily combines with oxygen to form water.

Carbon is a reactive element that can combine with oxygen to form carbon dioxide.

Aluminum is a reactive metal that can react with oxygen to form aluminum oxide.

Fluorine is a highly reactive element that readily combines with other elements to form fluorides.

Iron is a reactive metal that can react with oxygen to form iron oxide.

The reactive in the nerve cells allowed signals to be transmitted throughout the body.

The reactive in the oil caused it to burn more efficiently in an engine.

The reactive in the chemistry lab mixed with another substance to produce a chemical reaction.

The reactive in the photo paper allowed it to produce an image when exposed to light.