Abstract
A general stability analysis of one-dimensional finite reaction-diffusion systems with one degree of freedom, arbitrary nonlinearity and arbitrary, but fixed boundary concentrations is given. Multistability can occur, but all stationary solutions with two or more extrema are unstable. it is possible that the system has more stable stationary states than the corresponding homogeneous system with chemical reactions alone.
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