What does DIHMA mean?
DIHMA means Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition?
Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition can be abbreviated as DIHMA
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What does DIHMA stand for? DIHMA stands for "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition". |
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How to abbreviate "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition"? "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition" can be abbreviated as DIHMA. |
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What is the meaning of DIHMA abbreviation? The meaning of DIHMA abbreviation is "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition". |
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What is DIHMA abbreviation? One of the definitions of DIHMA is "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition". |
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What does DIHMA mean? DIHMA as abbreviation means "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition". |
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What is shorthand of Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition? The most common shorthand of "Double Intramolecular Hetero Michael Addition" is DIHMA. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- IET - Intramolecular Electron Transfer
- IEET - Intramolecular Electronic Energy Transfer
- ICT - Intramolecular Charge Transfer
- ILFT - Intramolecular Levan Fructosyl Transfer
- IVR - Intramolecular Vibrational Relaxation
- DAS - double addition-of-serum
- HCA - Hetero Cyclic Amines
- HDA - Hetero Diels-Alder
- HDFET - Hetero Dimensional Field Effect Transistor
- HFET - Hetero Field Effect Transistor
- HAIC - Hetero-Atom in Context
- HBT - Hetero Bipolar Transistor
- HJFET - Hetero-Junction FET
- Mimi-mirc - Michael-Michael-Michael Ring Closure
- MA - Michael Addition
- dh - double hetero-structure
- hbt - Hetero-junction bipolar transistor
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