What does CDOM mean?
CDOM means Components of Dissolved Organic Matter
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Components of Dissolved Organic Matter?
Components of Dissolved Organic Matter can be abbreviated as CDOM
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What does CDOM stand for? CDOM stands for "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter". |
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How to abbreviate "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter"? "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter" can be abbreviated as CDOM. |
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What is the meaning of CDOM abbreviation? The meaning of CDOM abbreviation is "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter". |
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What is CDOM abbreviation? One of the definitions of CDOM is "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter". |
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What does CDOM mean? CDOM as abbreviation means "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter". |
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What is shorthand of Components of Dissolved Organic Matter? The most common shorthand of "Components of Dissolved Organic Matter" is CDOM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FDOM - Fluorescent Dissolved Organic Matter
- CDOM - Chromophoric Dissolved Organic Matter
- CDOM - Colored Dissolved Organic Matter
- DOM - Dissolved Organic Matter
- NDOM - Natural Dissolved Organic Matter
- RDOM - Riverine Dissolved Organic Matter
- UDOM - Ultrafiltered Dissolved Organic Matter
- CDOM - Color Dissolved Organic Matter
- CDOM - Coloured Dissolved Organic Matter
- CFDOM - colored and fluorescent dissolved organic matter
- COMET - COmposition of dissolved organic matter and its interaction with METals and ultraviolet radiation in river-ocean systems: impact on the microbial food web.
- DNOM - Dissolved Natural Organic Matter
- DOM - dissolved humic organic matter
- DOMAINE - Dissolved Organic MAtter IN coastal Ecosystems: transport, dynamics and environmental impact
- NVDOM - nature of the nonvolatile dissolved organic matter
- PALOMA - Production and Accumulation of Labile Organic Matter in Adriatic
- DOM - dissolved natural organic matter
- DOM - dissolved soil organic matter
- LDOM - Labile dissolved organic matter
- RDOM - Refractory dissolved organic matter