What does STARPOL mean?
STARPOL means Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies?
Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies can be abbreviated as STARPOL
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What does STARPOL stand for? STARPOL stands for "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies". |
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How to abbreviate "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies"? "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies" can be abbreviated as STARPOL. |
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What is the meaning of STARPOL abbreviation? The meaning of STARPOL abbreviation is "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies". |
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What is STARPOL abbreviation? One of the definitions of STARPOL is "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies". |
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What does STARPOL mean? STARPOL as abbreviation means "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies". |
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What is shorthand of Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies? The most common shorthand of "Novel Polyol Intermediates Derived from Biosustainable Starch for Polymer Technologies" is STARPOL. |
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