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ABBR,MEANING
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A,Atom
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a,atto prefix (10-18)
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AA,Acetic Acid
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AA,Amino Acid
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AA,Atomic Absorption spectroscopy
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AACC,American Association for Clinical Chemistry
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AADC,Amino Acid DeCarboxylase
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AADC,Aromatic L-Amino acid DeCarboxylase
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AAS,Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy
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AB,Acid Base
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AB,Acid Bath
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ABCC,Advanced Biomedical Computing Center
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ABCC,American Board of Clinical Chemistry
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ABS,"Absorb, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene"
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ABV,Alcohol By Volume
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ABW,Alcohol By Weight
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Ac,Actinium
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AC,Aromatic Carbon
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ACC,American Chemical Council
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ACE,Acetate
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ACS,American Chemical Society
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ADP,Adenosine DiPhosphate
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AE,Acid Equivalent
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AE,Activation Energy
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AE,Atomic Emission
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AFS,Atomic Fluorescence Spectroscopy
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Ag,Silver
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AH,Aryl Hydrocarbon
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AHA,Alpha Hydroxy Acid
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Al,Aluminum
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ALDH,ALdehyde DeHydrogenase
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Am,Americium
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AM,Atomic Mass
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AMP,Adenosine MonoPhosphate
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AMU,Atomic Mass Unit
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AN,Ammonium Nitrate
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ANSI,American National Standards Institute
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AO,Aldehyde Oxidase
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AO,Aqueous Oxygen
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API,Aromatic PolyImide
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AR,Analytical Reagent
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Ar,Argon
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AS,Ammonium Sulfate
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As,Arsenic
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ASA,AcetylSalicylic Acid
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ASP,ASParate
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ATNO,Atomic Number
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AT,Adenine and Thymine
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AT,Alkaline Transition
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At,Astatine
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ATP,Adenosine TriPhosphate
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ATP,Ambient Temperature Pressure
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Au,Gold
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AW,Atomic Weight
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B,Boron
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Ba,Barium
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BA,Benzyl Alcohol
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BA,Bonding Activity
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BA,Butyl Acetate
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BAP,Benzyl Amino Purine
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BC,Bond Centered
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BC,Boron Carbide
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BCAA,Branched Chain Amino Acid
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BCC,Body Centered Cubic
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BCF,Black Carbon Fiber
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BD,Black Diamond
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Be,Beryllium
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BE,Bond Energy
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BeV,Billion Electron Volt (equal to 1 GeV)
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BFR,Brominated Flame Retardants
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Bh,Bohrium
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BHA,Butylated Hydroxy Acid
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BHA,Butylated HydroxyAnisole
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BHD,Benzene Hydrogen Donor
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BHT,Butylated Hydroxy Toluene
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Bi,Bismuth
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Bk,Berkelium
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BLEVE,Boiling Liquid Expanding Vapor Explosion
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BM,Base Metal
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BMDL,Below Method Detection Limits
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BOD,Biological Organic Deposit
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BOV,Blow Off Valve
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BP,Benzoyl Peroxide
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BP,Boiling Point
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BPDE,"Benzo[A]Pyrene-Diol-Epoxide BPE,Boiling Point Elevation"
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BPO,Benzoyl PerOxide
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Br,Bromine
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BTA,"BuTylated hydroxyAnisole"
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BTEX,"Benzene, Toluene, Ethylbenzene, and Xylene"
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BTTN,"1,2,4-ButaneTriol TriNitrate"
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BTX,"Benzene, Toluene, Xylene"
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BWR,Boiling Water Reactor
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Bz,Benzoyl functional group
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BZP,BenZylPiperazine
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B[a]P,"Benzo[a]Pyrene"
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C,Carbon
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C,Celsius
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c,"centi prefix (10-2)"
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C,Coulomb
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C,Cytosine
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Ca,Calcium
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CA,Citric Acid
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CAB,Cation-Anion Balance
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CADS,Chemical Agent Detection System
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CAR,Commercial And Residential
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CAS,Chemical Abstracts Service
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CAW,Catalyst Altered Water
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CB,Conduction Band
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CBA,Cytometric Bead Array
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CBR,"Chemical, Biological, Radiological"
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CBRE,"Chemical, Biological, Radiological Element"
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CBRN,"Chemical, Biological, Radiological, or Nuclear"
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CC,Cubic Centimeter
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CCBA,Chemical Coordinate Bonding and Adsorption
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CCL,Contaminant Candidate List
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CCM,cubic centimeter
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CCS,Carbon Capture Storage
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Cd,Cadmium
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CDA,Clean Dry Air
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CDR,Chemical Distribution Room
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CDSL,Chemical Data Summary List
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CDU,Chemical Dispensing Unit
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Ce,Cerium
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CE,Chemical Engineering
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CEP,Chemical Engineering Process
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Cf,Californium
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CF,Carbon Fiber
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CF,Ceramic Fiber
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CFA,Cetylated Fatty Acid
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CFC,Chlorofluorocarbon
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CFRP,Carbon Fiber Reinforced Plastic
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cg,centigram
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CGS,"Centimeter, Gram, Second"
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CHC,Chlorinated HydroCarbon
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Chem,Chemistry
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CHM,Chemistry
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CHO,Carbohydrate
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Ci,Curie
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CLC,Cross Linked Cellulose
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cm,centimeter
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Cm,Curium
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CML,Chemical Markup Language
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CN,Coordination Number
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CN,Cyanide
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CNO,Carbon Nitrogen Oxygen
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CNP,Cyclic Nucleotide Phosphodiesterase
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CNT,Carbon NanoTube
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CO,Carbon monoxide
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Co,Cobalt
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CP,Chemically Pure
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CP,Creatine Phosphate
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CPA,CoPolymer Alloy
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CPE,Chemical Potential Energy
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Cr,Chromium
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CR,Corrosion Resistant
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CRAP,Crude Reagent And Products
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CRC,Chemical Rubber Company
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CRT,Cathode Ray Tube
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Cs,Cesium
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CSAC,Chemical Safety Analysis and Control
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CSAD,Cysteine Sulfinic Acid Decarboxylase
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CSTR,Continuously Stirred Tank Reactor
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Cu,Copper
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CVCS,Chemical Volume Control System
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CW,Chemical Warfare
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CWA,Chemical Warfare Agent
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d,day
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d,"deci prefix (10-1)"
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D,Deuterium
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D,Dilute
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D-,Dextrorotatory
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D2O,Deuterium Oxide or Heavy Water
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da,dalton
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da,"deca prefix (101)"
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DAB,Diaminobenzidine
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DAP,DiAmmonium Phosphate
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dB,decibel
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DB,Double Bond
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Db,Dubnium
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DDT,Dichloro Diphenyl Trichloroethane
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DE,Dissociation Energy
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DEC,Direct Evaporative Cooling
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DEG,Degree
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DEG,DiEthylene Glycol
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DGA,Dissolved Gas Analysis
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DHA,DocosaHexanoic Acid
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DHMO,DiHydrogen MonOxide (water)
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DHY,Dehydrate
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DI,Diffusion Index
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DIAPHOX,DIAmino PHosphine OXide
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DIN,Dissolved Inorganic Nitrogen
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DIP,Dissolved Inorganic Phosphate
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DIW,De-Ionized Water
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DLC,Dry Liquid Concentrate
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DLS,Dynamic Light Scattering
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DM,Dipole Moment
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DM,Dry Matter
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DMAE,DiMethyl Amino Ethanol
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DMAP,4-DiMethylAminoPyridine
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DMBP,DiMethyl BenzoPhenone
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DME,DiMethyl Ether
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DMG,DiMethyl Glycine
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DMHg,DiMethyl mercury
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DMK,DiMethyl Ketone
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DMSO,DiMethyl SulfOxide
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DMT,DiMethylTryptamine
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DNA,DeoxyriboNucleic Acid
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DOC,Dissolved Organic Compounds
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DP,Differential Pressure
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DP,Dry Process
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DPM,Dynamic Proton Model
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DQS,Discrete Quantum State
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DRR,Double Replacement Reaction
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DU,Depleted Uranium
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Dy,Dysprosium
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E,Energy
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E,Exa- prefix (1018)
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E1520,Propylene Glycol
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EA,Epoxy Adhesive
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EA,Ethyl Acetate
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EAA,Ethylene Acrylic Acid
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EAM,Embedded Atom Method
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EAS,Electrophilic Aromatic Substitution
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EB,Electrode Barrier
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EBSD,Electron BackScatter Diffraction
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EBT,Eriochrome Black T indicator
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EC,Electron Capture
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EC,Ethyl Carbonate
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ECD,Electron Capture Detector
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ECH,Enoyl-CoA Hydratase
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EDI,Electrical De-Ionization
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EDP,Ethylene Diamine Pyrocatehol
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EDT,"1,2-Ethane DiThiol"
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EDTA,Ethylene-Diamine-Tetra-Acetic acid
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EE,Ether Extract
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EEC,Equilibrium Equivalent Concentration
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EEC,Evaporation Emission Control
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EEEI,Effective Electron-Electron Interaction
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EER,Equilibrium Exchange Rate
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EET,Excitation Energy Transfer
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EG,Ethylene Glycol
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EGE,Ethylene Glycol Ether
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EGO,Exhaust Gas Oxygen
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EGR,Entropy Gradient Reversal
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EGTA,Ethylene Glycol Tetraacetic Acid
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EHF,Extremely High Frequency
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EIC,Electromagnetically-Induced Chirality
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ELF,Extremely Low Frequency
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EM,ElectroMagnetic
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EM,Elevated Moisture
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EMA,Ethylene Methacrylic Acid
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EMF,ElectroMotive Force
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EN,Ethylene Naphthalate
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EOF,ElectroOsmotic Flow
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EP,Ethylene Polypropylene
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EPA,Environmental Protection Agency
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EPD,End Point Dilution
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EPDM,Ethyl Propyl Diene Monomer
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EPH,Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons
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EPI,EPInephrine
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Eq,Equivalent
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Er,Erbium
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ERW,Electrolyzed Reduced Water
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Es,Einsteinium
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ES,Excited State
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ETOH,EThyl Alcohol
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Eu,Europium
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EV,Exceptional Vacuum
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EVA,Ethylene Vinyl Acetate
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EVOH,Ethylene Vinyl Alcohol
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e–,electron
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f,femto prefix (10-15)
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F,Fluorine
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FA,Fully Amorphous
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FA,Furnace Annealing
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FAC,Free Available Chlorine
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FAD,Flavin Adenine Dinucleotide
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FADE,Fast Atomic Density Evaluation
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FAN,Free Amino Nitrogen
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FAS,Fluorescence Actin Staining
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FAS,Folic Acid Synthesis
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FBC,"Fesser, Bishop and Campbell model"
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FBD,Free Body Diagram
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FBR,Fast Breeder Reactor
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FC,Face Cell
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FC,Face Centered
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FC,Fragment Crystallization
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FCC,Face Centered Cubic
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FCC,Fluid Catalytic Cracking
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FCC,Food Chemical Codex
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FCCU,Fluidized Catalytic Cracking Unit
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FCHC,Face Centered Hyper-Cubic
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FCS,Fellow of the Chemical Society
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FCS,Fire Control System
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FCS,Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy
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FE,Ferredoxin
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FE,Free Energy
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Fe,Iron
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FGC,Flue Gas Conditioning
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FIGD,Flow Injection/Gas Diffusion
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FIGE,Field Inversion Gel Electrophoresis
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FIPS,Fast Imaging Plasma Spectrometer
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Fm,Fermium
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FOS,FructoOligoSaccharide
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FP,Freezing Point
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FPD,Freezing Point Depression
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FPLC,Fast Performance Liquid Chromatography
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Fr,Francium
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FRAP,Fluorine-Resistant Acid Phosphatase
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FRS,Fellow of the Royal Society
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FS,Free State
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FSA,Formamidine Sulphinic Acid
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FW,Formula Weight
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G,Gauss
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G,Gibbs Free Energy
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G,"Giga prefix (109)"
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G,"Glycine g,gram"
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G,Guanosine
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Ga,Gallium
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Ga,Gauge
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GABA,Gamma-AminoButyric Acid
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GAD,Glutamate Decarboxylase
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GAG,Glycosaminoglycan
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GBB,Gas Blow Back
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GC,Geiger Counter
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GCC,Global Carbon Cycle
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GCC,Global Climate Change
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GCC,Glucocorticoid
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GCC,Guanylyl Cyclase C
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GCMS,Gas Chromatographic Mass Spectrometer
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Gd,Gadolinium
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GDP,Guanosine DiPhosphate
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GE,Genetic Engineering
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Ge,Germanium
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GE,Group Element
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Gel,Gelatin
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GEM,Genetically Engineered Microorganism
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GEP,Good Engineering Practice
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GER,"Gains Electrons,Reduction"
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GFM,Gram Formula Mass
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GFW,Gram Formula Weight
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GHB,Gamma-Hydroxy Butyrate
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GI,Galvanized Iron
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GI,Glycemic Index
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GLA,GaLactosidase Alpha
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GLA,Gamma-caroxyglutamic Acid
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GLA,Gamma-Linolenic Acid
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GLC,Gas Liquid Chromatography
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Glc,Glucose
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Glk,Glucokinase
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GM,Geiger-Mueller tube
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GMM,Gram Molecular Mass
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GP,Gas Phase
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GP,Glycerate 3-Phosphate
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GP,GlycoProtein
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GPC,Gel Permeation Chromatography
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GS,Guanosine Synthetase
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GT,Greater Than
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GTL,Gas To Liquid
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GTN,Glyceryl TriNitrate
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Gy,"Gray (radiation unit)"
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H,"Enthalpy, Hydrogen"
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h,"hecto prefix (102), Planck’s constant, convection heat transfer coefficient"
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H2,Chemical formula for hydrogen gas (dihydrogen)
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H2O,Chemical symbol for water - each molecule of water contains two atoms of hydrogen (H) joined to a single atom of oxygen (O)
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Ha,"Hahnium (initial name for dubnium)"
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HA,Hemagglutinin
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HAA,HaloAcetic Acid
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HAc,Acetaldehyde
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HAc,Acetic Acid
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HACCP,Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points
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HAP,Hazardous Air Pollutant
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HAS,Helium Atom Scattering
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HAS,HyAluronan Synthase
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HAT,"Hypoxanthine, Aminopterin, Thymidine"
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HAZMAT,HAZardous MATerials
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Hb,Hemoglobin
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HB,Hydrogen Bonded
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HBC,Hemoglobin C
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HBCD,HexaBromoCycloDodecane
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HBD,Hydrogen Bond Donor
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HC,HydroCarbon
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HCA,HydroxyCarbonate Apatite
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HCA,HydroxyCitric Acid
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HCB,HexaChloroBenzene
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HCFC,HydroChloroFluoroCarbon
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HDA,High Density Amorphous ice
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HDA,HydroxyDecanoic Acid
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HDI,Hexamethylene DiIsocyanate
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HE,Hektoen Enteric agar
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He,Helium
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HE,High Explosive
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HEA,Hektoen Enteric Agar
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HEK,HEKtoen enteric agar
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HEL,High Energy Laser
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HEMA,HydroxyEthylMethAcrylate
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HEP,Half Equivalence Point
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HEPA,High-Efficiency Particulate Air
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HEPH,Heavy Extractable Petroleum Hydrocarbons
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HEU,Highly Enriched Uranium
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Hf,Hafnium
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HF,Hartree-Fock Method
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HF,Heat Flux
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HF,High Frequency
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HF,Hydrogen Fuel
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HFA,HydroFluoroAlkane
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HFB,HexaFluoroBenzene
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HFC,HydroFluoroCarbon
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HFLL,Half-Filled Landau Level
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HFP,HexaFluoroPropylene
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Hg,Mercury
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Hgb,Hemoglobin
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HHV,High Heating Value
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HIC,Household And Industrial Chemical
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HL,Half-Life
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HL,Hydrogen Line
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HLA,HyaLuronic Acid
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HLB,Helium Light Band
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HMF,HydroxyMethyl Furfural
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HMW,High Molecular Weight
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Ho,Holmium
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HO,Hydroxyl radical
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HOAc,Acetic Acid
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HOMO,Highest Occupied Molecular Orbital
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HOQS,Highest Occupied Quantum State
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HP,High Pressure
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hp,horsepower
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HPHT,High Pressure/High Temperature
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HPLC,High Pressure Liquid Chromatography
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HPPT,High Pressure Phase Transformation
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HPSV,High Pressure Sodium Vapor
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Hr,Hour
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HRA,Health Risk Assessment
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Hs,Hassium
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HS,Hidden States
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HSAB,Hard and Soft Acids and Bases
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HSV,High Shear Viscosity
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HT,Heat Transport
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HT,Heat Treated
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HT,High Temperature
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HTC,Heat Transfer Coefficient
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HTGR,High Temperature Gas Reactor
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HTH,High Test Hypochlorite
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HTS,High Temperature Superconductor
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HTST,High Temperature/Short Time
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HV,High Viscosity
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HV,High Voltage
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HVLP,High Volume/Low Pressure
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HY,High Yield
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Hz,Hertz
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HZT,HydroChloroThiazide
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I,electrical current
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I,Iodine
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I,Isoleucine
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i.i.d.,independent and identically distributed
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IAEA,International Atomic Energy Agency
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IAQ,Indoor Air Quality
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IB,Ion Balance
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IC,Ice Crystals
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ICE,"Initial, Change, Equilibrium, or: Internal Combustion Engine"
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ICP,Inductively Coupled Plasma
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ICSC,International Chemical Safety Card
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ICSD,Inorganic Crystal Structure Database
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ICSN,Institut de Chimie des Substances Naturelles
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IE,Inert Electrolyte
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IE,Ionization Energy
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IG,Inert Gas
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iHOP,information Hyperlinked Over Proteins
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IK,Inverse Kinematics
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IMBR,Immersed Membrane BioReactor
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IMF,InterMolecular Force
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IMS,Industrial Methylated Spirit
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In,Indium
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InChI,International Chemical Identifier
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IOC,InOrganic Contaminant
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IOCB,Institute of Chemistry and Biochemistry
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IOCM,International Organic Chemistry Meeting
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IPA,IsoPropyl Alcohol
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IQ,Iron Quality
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IR,Incident Report
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IR,InfraRed
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IR,Ionizing Radiation
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Ir,Iridium
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IRM,Interference Reflection Microscopy
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ISI,"In-Situ Interfermometer ISM,Industrial, Scientific, or Medical"
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ISI,Initial State Interaction
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IUPAC,International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry
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J,Joule
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JAC,Journal of Analytical Chemistry
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JAW,Just Add Water
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JBC,Journal of Biological Chemistry
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JCG,Journal of Crystal Growth
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JCS,Journal of the Chemical Society
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JOC,Journal of Organic Chemistry
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k,Boltzmann constant
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K,Karat
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K,Kelvin
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k,kilo prefix (102)
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K,Potassium
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Ka,Acid dissociation constant
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Kd,Dissociation constant
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KE,Kinetic Energy
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Keq,Equilibrium constant
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kg,kilogram
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KGA,KetoGlutaric Acid
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kHz,kilohertz
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km,kilometer
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KMT,Kinetic Molecular Theory
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Kr,Krypton
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KTM,Kinetic Thermal Mixing
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kW,kilowatt
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L,azimuthal quantum number
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L,Inductance
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L,Length
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L,Leucine
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L,liter
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L,luminosity
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Li,Lithium
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LIBS,Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy
|
||
LiP,Lithium Polymer battery
|
||
Liq,Liquid
|
||
LLD,Liquid Level Detection
|
||
LLE,Liquid-Liquid Equilibrium
|
||
LLNL,Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
|
||
LMA,Low Moisture Absorption
|
||
LME,Liquid Metal Embrittlement
|
||
LMH,Liquid Hydrogen
|
||
LN,Liquid Nitrogen
|
||
ln,natural logarithm
|
||
LNG,Liquid Natural Gas
|
||
LO,Localized Orbitals
|
||
LOD,Loss On Drying
|
||
LOQ,Limit Of Quantification
|
||
LOX,Liquid Oxygen
|
||
LP,Liquid Petroleum
|
||
LP,Liquid Propane
|
||
LPA,Liquid Pressure Amplifier
|
||
LPG,Liquid Petroleum Gas
|
||
Lq,Liquid
|
||
Lqd,Liquid
|
||
Lr,Lawrencium
|
||
LSD,Lysergic Acid Diethylamide
|
||
LSE,Low Surface Energy
|
||
LT,Less Than
|
||
Lt,light
|
||
LT,Low Temperature
|
||
LTE,Local Thermodynamic Equilibrium
|
||
LTG,Liquid To Gas
|
||
LTOEL,Long Term Occupational Exposure Limit
|
||
Lu,Lutetium
|
||
LUMO,Lowest Unoccupied Molecular Orbital
|
||
LV,Low Volatility
|
||
LVS,Large Volume Sampler
|
||
Lw,Lawrencium (Changed to Lr)
|
||
LWC,Light Water Content
|
||
LWG,Liquid Water in Grams
|
||
M,concentration (Molarity)
|
||
m,mass
|
||
M,Mega prefix (106)
|
||
m,meter
|
||
M,Methyl
|
||
m,Milli prefix (10-3)
|
||
M,Molar
|
||
M,Molecule
|
||
M3/H,Cubic Meters per Hour
|
||
mA,milliampere
|
||
MAC,Mobile Analytical Chemical
|
||
MADG,Moisture Activated Dry Granulation
|
||
MAM,Methyl Azoxy Methanol
|
||
MASER,Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
|
||
MAX,MAXimum
|
||
mbar,millibar
|
||
MBBA,N-(4-MethoxyBenzylidene)-4-ButylAniline
|
||
MC,MethylCellulose
|
||
MCA,Multi Channel Analyzer
|
||
MCL,Maximum Contaminant Level
|
||
MCR,MultiComponent Reaction
|
||
MCT,Medium Chain Triglyceride
|
||
MCT,MonoCarboxylate Transporter
|
||
Md,Mendelevium
|
||
MDA,MethyleneDiAniline
|
||
MDCM,Mechanistically Defined Chemical Mixtures
|
||
MDI,Methylene Diphenyl diIsocyanate
|
||
MDMA,MethyleneDioxy-MethylAmphetamine
|
||
MDQ,Minimum Daily Quantity
|
||
me,mass of an electron
|
||
ME,Materials Engineering
|
||
ME,MEthyl group
|
||
MEE,Minimum Explosive Energy
|
||
MEG,MonoEthylene Glycol
|
||
MEL,MethylEthylLead
|
||
MES,MethylEthylSulfate
|
||
MeV,Million electronVolt or MegaelectronVolt
|
||
MF,Methyl Formate
|
||
MF,Micro Fiber
|
||
MFG,Molecular Frequency Generator
|
||
MFP,Maximum Freezing Point
|
||
MFP,Molecular Free Path
|
||
MFP,MonoFluoroPhosphate
|
||
Mg,Magnesium
|
||
mg,milligram
|
||
MGA,Modular Gas Analyser
|
||
MH,Metal Halide
|
||
MH,Methyl Hydroxide
|
||
MHz,MegaHertz
|
||
MIBK,MethylIsoButylKetone
|
||
MIDAS,Molecular Interactions Dynamics And Simulations
|
||
MIG,Metal Inert Gas
|
||
MIN,MINimum
|
||
min,minutes
|
||
MIT,MethylIsoThiazolinone
|
||
MKS,Meter-Kilogram-Second
|
||
MKSA,Meter-Kilogram-Second-Ampere
|
||
mL or ml,milliliter
|
||
ML,Mono Layer
|
||
mm,millimeter
|
||
MM,Molar Mass
|
||
mmHg,millimeters of mercury
|
||
Mn,Manganese
|
||
MNT,Molecular NanoTechnology
|
||
MO,Molecular Orbital
|
||
Mo,Molybdenum
|
||
MOAH,Mineral Oil Aromatic Hydrocarbon
|
||
MOH,Measurement of Hardness
|
||
mol,mole
|
||
MOL,molecule
|
||
MP,Melting Point
|
||
MP,Metal Particulate
|
||
MPD,"2-Methyl-2,4-PentaneDiol"
|
||
MPD,m-PhenyleneDiamine
|
||
MPH,Miles Per Hour
|
||
MPS,Meters Per Second
|
||
Mr,Relative Molecular mass
|
||
MRT,Mean Radiant Temperature
|
||
MS,Mass Spectrometry
|
||
ms,millisecond
|
||
MSDS,Material Safety Data Sheet
|
||
MSG,MonoSodium Glutamate
|
||
Mt,Meitnerium
|
||
MTBE,Methyl Tert-butyl Ether
|
||
MW,MegaWatt
|
||
mW,MilliWatt
|
||
MW,Molecular Weight
|
||
MWCNT,Multi-Walled Carbon NanoTube
|
||
MWCO,Molecular Weight CutOff
|
||
MWM,Molecular Weight Marker
|
||
n,nano prefix (10-9)
|
||
n,neutron
|
||
n,neutron emission
|
||
N,Newton
|
||
N,Nitrogen
|
||
N,Normal (concentration)
|
||
n,number of moles
|
||
n0,neutron
|
||
NA,Avogadro constant
|
||
NA,Not Active
|
||
NA,Nucleic Acid
|
||
Na,Sodium
|
||
NAA,N-AcetylasPartate
|
||
NAA,Naphtalic Acetic Acid
|
||
NAC,Naphthenic Acid Corrosion
|
||
NAD+,Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide
|
||
NADH,"Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide,Hydrogen (reduced)"
|
||
NADP,Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Phosphate
|
||
NAS,National Academy of Science
|
||
Nb,Niobium
|
||
NBC,"Nuclear, Biological, Chemical"
|
||
NBO,Natural Bond Orbital
|
||
NCE,New Chemical Entity
|
||
NCEL,New Chemical Exposure Limit
|
||
NCR,No Carbon Required
|
||
NCW,National Chemistry Week
|
||
Nd,Neodymium
|
||
Ne,Neon
|
||
NE,Non Equilibrium
|
||
NE,Nuclear Energy
|
||
NG,Natural Gas
|
||
NHE,Normalized Hydrogen Electrode
|
||
Ni,Nickel
|
||
NIH,National Institutes of Health
|
||
NiMH,Nickel Metal Halide
|
||
NIST,National Institute of Standards and Technology
|
||
nm,nanometer
|
||
NM,Non Metal
|
||
NMR,Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
|
||
NNK,Nicotine-derived Nitrosamine Ketone
|
||
No,Nobelium
|
||
NOAA,National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
|
||
NORM,Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material
|
||
NOS,Nitric Oxide Synthase
|
||
NOS,Nitrous Oxide
|
||
NOx,Nitrogen Oxides
|
||
Np,Neptunium
|
||
NR,Not Recorded
|
||
NS,Not Significant
|
||
NU,Natural Uranium
|
||
NV,Non-Volatile
|
||
NVC,Non-Volatile Chemical
|
||
NVOC,Non–Volatile Organic Chemical
|
||
NW,Nuclear Weapon
|
||
O,Oxygen
|
||
O3,Ozone
|
||
OA,Oleic Acid
|
||
OAA,OxaloAcetic Acid
|
||
OAc,Acetoxy functional group
|
||
OAM,Orbital Angular Momentum
|
||
OB,Oligosaccharide Binding
|
||
OC,Organic Carbon
|
||
OD,Optical Density
|
||
OD,Oxygen Demand
|
||
ODC,Ornithine DeCarboxylase
|
||
OER,Oxygen Enhancement Ratio
|
||
OF,Oxygen Free
|
||
OFC,Oxygen Free Copper
|
||
OFHC,Oxygen Free High thermal Conductivity
|
||
OH,alcohol
|
||
OH,hydroxide
|
||
OH,hydroxyl functional group
|
||
OI,Oxygen Index
|
||
OILRIG,"Oxygen Is Losing, Reduction Is Gaining"
|
||
OM,Organic Matter
|
||
ON,Oxidation Number
|
||
OP,Organophosphate
|
||
OQS,Occupied Quantum State
|
||
OR,Oxidation-Reduction
|
||
ORNL,Oak Ridge National Laboratory
|
||
ORP,Oxidation-Reduction Potential
|
||
ORR,Oxidation-Reduction Reaction
|
||
Os,Osmium
|
||
OSHA,Occupational Safety and Health Administration
|
||
OSL,Optically Stimulated Luminescence
|
||
OTA,OchraToxin A
|
||
OV,Organic Vapor
|
||
OVA,Organic Vapor Analyser
|
||
OVA,OVAlbumin
|
||
OWC,Oil-Water Contact
|
||
OX,Oxidation
|
||
OX,oxygen
|
||
OXA,OXanilic Acid
|
||
OXT,OXyTocin
|
||
OXY,Oxygen
|
||
p+,Proton
|
||
P,Peta prefix (1015)
|
||
P,Phosphorus
|
||
p,pico prefix (10-12)
|
||
P,Pressure
|
||
P,Proton
|
||
Pa,Pascal
|
||
PA,Phosphatidic Acid
|
||
Pa,Protactinium
|
||
PA,Proton Affinity
|
||
PAA,PolyAcrylic Acid
|
||
PABA,ParaAminoBenzoic Acid
|
||
PAC,Pharmaceutically Active Compound
|
||
PAC,Polycyclic Aromatic Content
|
||
PAC,Powdered Activated Carbon
|
||
PAEK,PolyArylEtherKetone
|
||
PAGE,PolyAcrylamide Gel Electrophoresis
|
||
PAH,Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon
|
||
PAI,PolyAmide Imide
|
||
PAO,PolyAlphaOlefin
|
||
PASA,"PolyAmide, Semi-Aromatic"
|
||
Pb,Lead
|
||
PB,PolyButylene
|
||
PBB,PolyBrominated Biphenyl
|
||
PBD,PolyButaDiene
|
||
PBI,PolyBenzImidazole
|
||
PBN,PolyButylene Naphthalate
|
||
PBS,Phosphate Buffered Saline
|
||
PBT,PolyButylene Terephthalate
|
||
PC,PolyCarbonate
|
||
PC,Pyruvate Carboxylase
|
||
PCA,Pyrrolidone Carboxylic Acid
|
||
PCC,Pyridine Chloro Chromate
|
||
PCE,Tetrachloroethylene
|
||
PCR,Polymerase Chain Reaction
|
||
PCV,Pressure Control Valve
|
||
Pd,Palladium
|
||
PD,Positive Displacement
|
||
PD,Potential Difference
|
||
PE,PhycoErythrin
|
||
PE,Polyethylene
|
||
PE,Potential Energy
|
||
PEA,PolyEster Amine
|
||
PEEK,PolyEtherEtherKetone
|
||
PEG,PolyEthylene Glycol
|
||
PEK,Poly Ether Ketone
|
||
PEL,Permissible Exposure Limit
|
||
PERC,Tetrachloroethylene
|
||
PES,PolyEtherSulfone
|
||
PET,PolyEthylene Terephthalate
|
||
PETP,PolyEthyleneTerePhthalate
|
||
PEX,Cross-linked PolyEthylene
|
||
PFC,Perfluorocarbon
|
||
pg,picogram
|
||
PG,Propylene Glycol
|
||
PG,Prostaglandin
|
||
PGA,3-PhosphoGlyceric Acid
|
||
PGA,PolyGlutamic Acid
|
||
PGE,Platinum Group Elements
|
||
PGM,Platinum Group Metals
|
||
pH,measurement of H+ ions in aqueous solution
|
||
PH,Phenol functional group
|
||
PHA,PolyHydroxyAlkanoate
|
||
PHB,PolyHydroxyButyrate
|
||
PHC,Petroleum HydroCarbon
|
||
PHMB,PolyHexaMethyleneBiguanide
|
||
PHT,PHThalate
|
||
PI,Phosphate Ion
|
||
PI,PolyImide
|
||
PIB,PolyIsoButylene
|
||
pK,measurement of the dissociation constant
|
||
PLA,Polymerized Lactic Acid
|
||
PLC,PhosphoLipase-C
|
||
PM,Particulate Matter
|
||
PM,Photo Multiplier
|
||
pm,picometer
|
||
PM,Plasma Membrane
|
||
PM,Powder Metallurgy
|
||
Pm,Promethium
|
||
PM10,Particulates smaller than 10 μm.
|
||
PM3,Parameterized Model number 3
|
||
PMA,PhosphoMolybdic Acid
|
||
PMA,PolyMethyl Acrylate
|
||
PMID,PubMed IDentifier
|
||
PMMA,PolyMethylMethAcrylate
|
||
PMO,PolyMethylene Oxide
|
||
PNPA,PolyNucleotide Phosphorylase A
|
||
PNPB,PolyNucleotide Phosphorylase B
|
||
Po,Polonium
|
||
POC,Polar Organic Contaminant
|
||
pOH,measurement of OH- ions in aqueous solution
|
||
POL,"Petroleum, Oils, and Lubricants"
|
||
POP,Persistent Organic Pollutant
|
||
PORC,Porcelain
|
||
PPA,PhenylPropanolAmine
|
||
PPA,PolyPhthalAmide
|
||
ppb,Parts per billion
|
||
ppm,Parts per million
|
||
PPO,PolyPhenylene Oxide
|
||
PPS,PolyPhenylene Sulfide
|
||
PPT,Parts Per Trillion
|
||
PPT,PolyPyrimidine Tract
|
||
PPT,Precipitate
|
||
Pr,Praseodymium
|
||
PRV,Pressure Relief Valve
|
||
PSI,Pounds per Square Inch
|
||
PSV,Pressure Safety Valve
|
||
Pt,Platinum
|
||
PTFE,PolyTetraFluoroEthylene
|
||
Pu,Plutonium
|
||
PU,PolyUrethane
|
||
PV,Parity Violation
|
||
PV,Pressure Volume
|
||
PVC,PolyVinyl Chloride
|
||
PVT,"Pressure, Volume, Temperature"
|
||
PXY,Para-XYlene
|
||
Q,Heat energy
|
||
QA,Quinolinic Acid
|
||
QC,Quality Control
|
||
QCD,Quantum ChromoDynamics
|
||
QED,Quantum ElectroDynamics
|
||
QED,Quod Erat Demonstradum (Latin for “which was to be demonstrated”)
|
||
QM,Quantum Mechanics
|
||
QS,Quantum State
|
||
QS,Quantum Sufficit (Latin for “as much as needed”)
|
||
qt,quart
|
||
QW,Quit Whining
|
||
QY,Quantum Yield
|
||
R,Arginine amino acid
|
||
R,Chiral center for R/S system
|
||
R,functional group or side chain of atoms variable
|
||
R,Ideal Gas Constant
|
||
R,Reactive
|
||
R,Redux
|
||
R,Resistance
|
||
R,Rydberg Constant
|
||
R,Röntgen unit
|
||
Ra,Radium
|
||
RA,Retinoic Acid
|
||
RACHEL,Remote Acess Chemical Hazards Electronic Library
|
||
rad,"Radiation, Absorbed Dose"
|
||
rad,radian
|
||
Rad,Radioactive
|
||
Rb,Rubidium
|
||
RBA,Rutherford Backscattering Analysis
|
||
RBD,"Refined, Bleached and Deodorized"
|
||
RCS,Reactive Chemical Species
|
||
RDA,Recommended Daily Allowance
|
||
RDT,Recombinant DNA Technology
|
||
RDX,cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine
|
||
RDX,Research Department Explosive
|
||
RE,Rare Earth
|
||
Re,Rhenium
|
||
REACH,"Registration, Evaluation, Authorization, and restriction of CHemical substances"
|
||
REE,Rare Earth Element
|
||
Ref,Reference
|
||
rem,"Radiation Equivalent, Man"
|
||
REM,Rare Earth Metal
|
||
REQ,Required
|
||
RER,Respiratory Exchange Ratio
|
||
RF,Radio Frequency
|
||
RF,Resonance Frequency
|
||
Rf,Rutherfordium
|
||
RFIC,Reagent-Free Ion Chromatography
|
||
RFM,Relative Formula Mass
|
||
RG,Rare Gas
|
||
Rg,Roentgenium
|
||
RH,Relative Humidity
|
||
Rh,Rhodium
|
||
RH,Rydberg Constant for Hydrogen
|
||
RHE,Reversible Hydrogen Electrode
|
||
RHIC,Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider
|
||
RHS,Right Hand Side
|
||
RI,Radical Initiator
|
||
RIO,Red IronOxide
|
||
RL,Reaction Level
|
||
RMM,Relative Molar Mass
|
||
RMS,Root Mean Square
|
||
Rn,Radon
|
||
RNA,RiboNucleic Acid
|
||
RNS,Reactive Nitrogen Species
|
||
RO,Red Oxide
|
||
RO,Reverse Osmosis
|
||
ROHS,Restriction Of Hazardous Substances
|
||
ROS,Reactive Oxygen Species
|
||
ROWPU,Reverse Osmosis Water Purification Unit
|
||
RPM,Revolutions Per Minute
|
||
RPT,Repeat
|
||
RSC,Royal Society of Chemistry
|
||
RT,Energy (Rydberg Constant x Temperature)
|
||
RT,Reverse Transcriptase
|
||
RT,Room Temperature
|
||
RTM,Read The Manual
|
||
RTP,Room Temperature and Pressure
|
||
RTSC,Room Temperature Super Conductor
|
||
Ru,Ruthenium
|
||
S,Entropy
|
||
s,seconds
|
||
s,solid
|
||
s,spin quantum number
|
||
S,Sulfur
|
||
SA,Salicylic Acid
|
||
SA,Surface Area
|
||
SAC,S-Allyl Cysteine
|
||
SAC,Strong Acid Cation
|
||
sal,salt (Latin)
|
||
SAM,S-Adenosyl Methionine
|
||
SAM,Spin Angular Momentum
|
||
SAN,Styrene-AcryloNitrile
|
||
SAP,Super Absorbent Polymer
|
||
SAQ,Soluable AnthraQunone
|
||
SAS,Small Angle Scattering
|
||
SATP,Standard Ambient Temperature and Pressure
|
||
Sb,Antimony
|
||
SB,Solvent Based
|
||
SBA,Strong Base Anion
|
||
SBC,Styrene Butadiene Copolymer
|
||
SBR,Sequencing Batch Reactor
|
||
SBS,Styrene Butadiene Styrene
|
||
Sc,Scandium
|
||
SC,Silicon Carbide
|
||
SCBA,Specific Chemical and Biologic Agents
|
||
SCC,Stress Corrosion Cracking
|
||
Sci,Science
|
||
SCN,Thiocyanate
|
||
SCO,Super Charged Oxygen
|
||
SCS,Single Crystal Silicon
|
||
SCU,SCoville Units
|
||
SCVF,Single Chamber Vacuum Furnace
|
||
SCW,Super Critical Water
|
||
SCX,Strong Cation eXchanger
|
||
SDMS,Scientific Data Management System
|
||
SDV,Shut Down Valve
|
||
SDW,Spin Density Wave
|
||
SE,Sample Error
|
||
Se,Selenium
|
||
Sec,Seconds
|
||
SEP,Separate
|
||
SEU,Slightly Enriched Uranium
|
||
SF,Safety Factor
|
||
SF,Significant Figures
|
||
SFC,Supercritical Fluid Chromatography
|
||
SFPM,Suspended Fine Particulate Matter
|
||
Sg,Seaborgium
|
||
SG,Specific Gravity
|
||
SG,Spheroidal Graphite
|
||
SH,Thiol functional group
|
||
SHC,Synthetic HydroCarbon
|
||
SHE,Standard Hydrogen Electrode
|
||
SHF,Super High Frequency
|
||
SI units,Système international d’unités (International System of Units)
|
||
Si,Silicon
|
||
SL,Sea Level
|
||
SL,Short Lived
|
||
SLI,Solid-Liquid Interface
|
||
SLP,Sea Level Pressure
|
||
Sm,Samarium
|
||
SM,Semi-Metal
|
||
SM,Standard Model
|
||
SMILES,Simplified Molecular Input Line Entry System
|
||
SN,Sodium Nitrate
|
||
Sn,Tin
|
||
SNAP,"S-Nitroso-N-AcetylPenicillamine"
|
||
SNP,Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism
|
||
sp,hybrid orbital between s and p orbitals
|
||
SP,Solubility Product
|
||
Sp,Special
|
||
SP,Starting Point
|
||
SPDF,atomic electron orbital names
|
||
SQ,squared
|
||
Sr,Strontium
|
||
SS,Solid Solution
|
||
SS,Stainless Steel
|
||
SSP,Steady State Plasma
|
||
STEL,Short Term Exposure Limit
|
||
STM,Scanning Tunneling Microscope
|
||
STP,Standard Temperature and Pressure
|
||
SUS,SUSpension
|
||
T,Period of a wave
|
||
T,Tera prefix (1012)
|
||
T,Thymine
|
||
t,time
|
||
T,Transition Metal
|
||
T,Tritium
|
||
Ta,Tantalum
|
||
TaC,Tantalum Carbide
|
||
TAC,Teiacetyl Cellulose
|
||
TAG,TriAcylGlyceride
|
||
tan,tangent
|
||
TAN,Total Acid Number
|
||
TAS,Total Alkali versus Silica
|
||
TAS,Total Analysis System
|
||
TAT,TriAcetone TriPeroxide
|
||
Tb,Terbium
|
||
TBA,"2,4,6-TriBromoAnisole"
|
||
TBA,TertButylArsine
|
||
TBC,4-TertButylCatechol
|
||
TBHQ,TertButylHydroQuinone
|
||
TBP,True Boiling Point
|
||
TBT,TriButylTin
|
||
Tc,Critical Temperature
|
||
Tc,Technitium
|
||
TC,Temperature Compensated
|
||
TC,Temperature Controlled
|
||
TC,Theoretical Chemistry
|
||
TCA,TauroCholic Acid
|
||
TCA,TCA cycle (citric acid cycle)
|
||
TCA,TriChloroAcetic Acid
|
||
TCE,TriChloroEthane
|
||
TCF,ThiolCarbon Fiber
|
||
TCM,TetraChloromethane
|
||
TCP,"1,2,3-TriChloropropane"
|
||
TCP,Thermal Conversion Process
|
||
TCP,Tocopherol
|
||
TCP,TriCalcium Phosphate
|
||
TCP,TriChloroPhenol
|
||
TCS,Toxic Chemical System
|
||
TCT,ToCoTrienol
|
||
TCV,Temperature Control Valve
|
||
TCVF,Two Chamber Vacuum Furnace
|
||
TD,Temperature Displacement
|
||
TD,Thermal Deposition
|
||
TDA,Thermal Dilatometric Analysis
|
||
TDC,Three Degrees Centigrade
|
||
TDG,ThymineDNA Glycosylase
|
||
TDI,Tolerable Daily Intake
|
||
TDI,Toluene DiIsonate
|
||
TDO,"Tryptophan 2,3-DiOxygenase"
|
||
TDP,Thermal DePolymerization
|
||
TDP,Thiamine DiPhosphate
|
||
TDP,Thymidine DiPhosphate
|
||
Te,Tellurium
|
||
TEA,Terminal Electron Acceptor
|
||
TEC,Thermal Electric Cooler
|
||
TEL,Tetra Ethyl Lead
|
||
TFM,Total Fatty Matter
|
||
Th,Thorium
|
||
THC,Tetra Hydra Cannabinol
|
||
THM,TriHaloMethanes
|
||
TI,Thermal Index
|
||
Ti,Titanium
|
||
TIC,Total Ion Current
|
||
TIMS,Thermal Ionization Mass Spectroscopy
|
||
TIP,TrisIsopropyl Phenyl
|
||
Tl,Thallium
|
||
TLC,Thin Layer Chromatography
|
||
TLV,Toxic Level Value
|
||
Tm,Thulium
|
||
TM,Transition Metal
|
||
TMD,Theoretical Maximum Density
|
||
TMG,TriMethylGlycine
|
||
TMMA,TetraMethylMalonAmide
|
||
TMP,TriMethylPhosphate
|
||
TMS,TriMethylSilane
|
||
TNB,TriNitroBenzene
|
||
TNS,Test No Ether
|
||
TNT,TriNitroToluene
|
||
TOBSY,Total ThroughBond Correlation Spectroscopy
|
||
TOC,Total Organic Carbon
|
||
TOI,Table Of Isotopes
|
||
TON,Table Of Nuclides
|
||
TOX,Toxic
|
||
TP,Transition Point
|
||
TP,Triple Point
|
||
TPE,ThermoPlastic Elastomer
|
||
TPM,Total Particulate Matter
|
||
TR,Table Row
|
||
TRAP,Tartrate Resistant Acid Phosphatase
|
||
TRFM,Time Resolved Fluorescence Microscopy
|
||
TRP,Tryptophan
|
||
TS,Temperature Sensitive
|
||
TSCB,TriSilaCycloButane
|
||
TSP,Thermally Stable Polycrystalline
|
||
TSP,TriSodium Phosphate
|
||
TSPM,Total Suspended Particulate Matter
|
||
TSS,Total Soluble Solids
|
||
TST,Transitional State Theory
|
||
TT,Test Tube
|
||
TTC,Triphenyl Tetrazolium Chloride
|
||
TTFD,Thiamine TetraHydroFurfurylDisulfide
|
||
TTLC,Total Threshold Limit Concentration
|
||
TTO,Total Toxic Organics
|
||
TTP,Thymine TriPhosphate
|
||
TTX,Tetrodotoxin
|
||
TU,Thermally Unbound
|
||
TWMC,Time Weighted Mean Concentration
|
||
TWV,Total Water Vapor
|
||
U,Internal Energy
|
||
U,Undetectable
|
||
U,Uranium
|
||
UAFM,Uranyl Acetate Fluorescence Method
|
||
UCK,Universal Chemical Key
|
||
UG,"Undisturbed Gas UHC,Unburned HydroCarbons"
|
||
UHF,Ultra High Frequency
|
||
UHMW,Ultra High Molecular Weight
|
||
UHP,Ultra High Pressure
|
||
UHP,Ultra High Purity
|
||
UHT,Ultra High Temperature
|
||
UHV,Ultra High Vacuum
|
||
ULG,Universal Liquid Gas
|
||
ULO,Ultra Low Oxygen
|
||
ULOQ,Upper Limit Of Quantitation
|
||
ULS,Ultra Low Sulfur
|
||
ULT,Ultra Low Temperature
|
||
UNK,UNKnown
|
||
UPW,Ultra Pure Water
|
||
UQY,Ultimate Quality and Yield
|
||
UUD,"UnUnDuium (Element 112, now Cn)"
|
||
UUH,UnUnHexium (Element 116)
|
||
UUO,UnUnOctium (Element 118)
|
||
UUP,UnUnPentium (Element 115)
|
||
UUQ,UnUnQuadium (Element 114)
|
||
UUS,UnUnSeptium (Element 117)
|
||
UUU,"UnUnUnium (Element 111, now Rg)"
|
||
UV,UltraViolet
|
||
UV-A,UltravViolet band A
|
||
UV-B,UltraViolet band B
|
||
UVA,UltraViolet band A
|
||
UVB,UltraViolet band B
|
||
UVF,UtraViolet Filter
|
||
UVL,UltraViolet Lamp
|
||
UVR,UltraViolet Reactive
|
||
UXS,Glucuronic Acid DeCarboxylase
|
||
UYQ,Uranium Yield Quantity
|
||
V,Vacuum
|
||
V,Valene
|
||
V,Vanadium
|
||
v,velocity
|
||
V,Volt
|
||
V,Volume
|
||
VA,Nitrogen group
|
||
VA,Volume Analyzer
|
||
VAC,Vacuum
|
||
VAC,Vacuum Assisted Closure
|
||
VB,Vacuum Break
|
||
VB,Valence Band
|
||
VBJ,Vacuum Bell Jar
|
||
VBT,Valence Bond Theory
|
||
VC,Vapor Cloud
|
||
VC,Vinyl Chloride
|
||
VC,Viscous Coupled
|
||
VCE,Vapor Cloud Explosion
|
||
VCM,Vinyl Chloride Monomer
|
||
Vd,Volume distribution
|
||
VDB,VanDyke Brown test
|
||
VDF,Van der Waals force
|
||
VDW,Van der Waals radius
|
||
VEQ,EQuilibrium Volume
|
||
VEQ,EQuivalence point Volume
|
||
VFn,Vertical Face number (n is a number)
|
||
VH,Vapor Hazard
|
||
VHH,Volatile Halogenated Hydrocarbon
|
||
VHI,Vapor Hazard Index
|
||
VHN,Vickers Hardness Number
|
||
VHP,Vaporized Hydrogen Peroxide
|
||
VHP,Very High Pressure
|
||
VHT,Very High Temperature
|
||
VHY,Very High Yield
|
||
VI,Viscosity Index
|
||
VLD,Vacuum Leak Detector
|
||
VLE,Vapor Liquid Equilibrium
|
||
VMD,Visual Molecular Dynamics
|
||
VO,Vacuum Oven
|
||
VOA,Volatile Organic Analysis
|
||
VOC,Volatile Organic Compound
|
||
VOL,Volume
|
||
VP,Vapor Point
|
||
VP,Vapor Pressure
|
||
VPE,Virtual Potential Energy
|
||
VR,Very Rapid
|
||
VS,Very Saturated
|
||
VS,Volatile Solid
|
||
VSC,Volatile Sulfur Compound
|
||
VSS,Volatile Suspended Solid
|
||
VTC,Variable Temperature Cutoff
|
||
VTP,"Volume, Temperature, Pressure"
|
||
VU,Volume Units
|
||
VV,Vacuum Vessel
|
||
VV,Valence-Valence
|
||
VW,Varies Widely
|
||
W,Tryptofan
|
||
W,Tungsten
|
||
W,Watt
|
||
W,wavelength
|
||
W,Weight
|
||
W,width
|
||
W,Work
|
||
W5,Which Was What We Wanted
|
||
WA,Weak Acid
|
||
WAC,Weak Acid Cation
|
||
WB,Water Based
|
||
WB,Weak Base
|
||
WB,Weak Bond
|
||
WBA,Weak Base Anion
|
||
WC,Water Cosolvent
|
||
WCS,Worst Case Scenario
|
||
WD,Water Dispersant
|
||
WD,Water Displacement
|
||
WD,Wet/Dry
|
||
WIAP,Water In All Phases
|
||
WIN,Water Insoluble Nitrogen
|
||
WNA,World Nuclear Association
|
||
WO,Weak Oxidizer
|
||
WP,White Phosphorus
|
||
WPS,Water Phase Salt
|
||
WR,Water Repellent
|
||
WS,Wash Solution
|
||
WS,Water Soluble
|
||
WSNZ,Water Soluble Zinc
|
||
WSPI,"Water-Soluble Phosphorous, Inorganic"
|
||
WSPO,"Water-Soluble Phosphorous, Organic"
|
||
WSS,Water Soluble Stabilizer
|
||
WST,Weighted Settling Time
|
||
WV,Water Vapor
|
||
WVDA,Water Vapor Diffusion Analysis
|
||
WVM,Water Vapor Monitor
|
||
WVN,Water Vapor Nitrogen
|
||
WVP,Water Vapor Permeability
|
||
WVT,Water Vapor Transport
|
||
WW,Waste Water
|
||
WWIX,Waste Water Ion eXchange
|
||
WYOL,Write Your Own Lab
|
||
WYOLA,Write Your Own Lab Assignment
|
||
WYU,What You Use
|
||
X,Halogen
|
||
X,unknown
|
||
XAG,Silver Troy Ounce
|
||
XAN,XANthine
|
||
XAU,Gold Troy Ounce
|
||
XDB,eXtra Dense Bonding
|
||
Xe,Xenon
|
||
XLS,Xenon Light Source
|
||
XOD,Xanthine Oxidase
|
||
XPD,Palladium Troy Ounce
|
||
XPT,Platinum Troy Ounce
|
||
XUM,X-ray Ultra-Microscope
|
||
XYD,XYliDine
|
||
Y,Tyrosine
|
||
y,yocto prefix (10-24)
|
||
Y,Yotta prefix (1024)
|
||
Y,Yttrium
|
||
YA,Yield Analysis
|
||
YAG,Yttrium Aluminum Garnet
|
||
YAP,Yield Analysis Pattern
|
||
Yb,Ytterbium
|
||
YBCO,Yttrium Barium Copper Oxide
|
||
YBG,Your Best Guess
|
||
YCC,American Chemical Society Younger Chemists Committee
|
||
Yd,Yard
|
||
YIC,Yttrium Lithium Fluoride
|
||
Yr,Year
|
||
YZN,Yellow ZiNc dichromate
|
||
Z,Atomic Number
|
||
Z,azimuth
|
||
Z,Impedance
|
||
Z,proton number
|
||
z,zepto prefix (10-21)
|
||
Z,zero
|
||
Z,Zetta prefix (1021)
|
||
ZB,Zinc Blende
|
||
ZC,Zero Calibration
|
||
ZC,Zinc Composite
|
||
ZCG,Zeolite Crystal Growth
|
||
ZCR,Zinc Chromium
|
||
ZCS,Zinc Coated Steel
|
||
ZDC,Zero Degrees Kelvin
|
||
ZE,Zone Electrophoresis
|
||
ZEKE,Zero Electron Kinetic Energy
|
||
ZG,Zero Gravity
|
||
ZINC,Zinc Is Not Copper
|
||
ZK,Zero Kelvin
|
||
Zn,Zinc
|
||
ZO,Zinc Oxide
|
||
ZP,Zero Pressure
|
||
Zr,Zirconium
|
||
ZRE,Zinc Responsive Element
|