In chemistry and finance, volatility signals rapid, unpredictable change. In substances, it describes how quickly a liquid evaporates, like gasoline. In markets, it measures how drastically prices fluctuate. Traders use volatility to gauge risk and time entries, while manufacturers manage volatile compounds for safety. Investors, chemists, and risk managers benefit from understanding this dynamic force.
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