What does Glc mean?
Glc means irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic?
irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic can be abbreviated as Glc
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What does Glc stand for? Glc stands for "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic". |
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How to abbreviate "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic"? "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic" can be abbreviated as Glc. |
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What is the meaning of Glc abbreviation? The meaning of Glc abbreviation is "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic". |
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What is Glc abbreviation? One of the definitions of Glc is "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic". |
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What does Glc mean? Glc as abbreviation means "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic". |
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What is shorthand of irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic? The most common shorthand of "irradiation-gas-liquid chromatographic" is Glc. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- GLPC - gas-liquid partition chromatography
- GLCMS - Gas Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry
- GLR - Gas-Liquid Ratio
- GLC - Gas Liquid Chromatography
- GC/IR - gas-liquid chromatographic/infrared spectrophotometric
- Glc - gas liquid chromatographic
- Glc - Gas liquid chromatographic analysis
- Glc - gas-liquid chromatographic assay
- Glc - gas-liquid chromatographic method
- Glc - gas-liquid chromatographic procedure
- Glc - gas-liquid chromatographic technique
- GLC-AFID - gas-liquid chromatographic procedure employing an alkali flame ionization detector
- GLC-NPD - gas liquid chromatographic method with nitrogen-phosphorus detection
- GLLCC - Gas Liquid Liquid Cylindrical Cyclones
- GC - gas-liquid chromatographic
- GLC-MS - gas-liquid chromatographic-mass spectrometric
- LC/MS - liquid chromatographic/mass spectrometric
- LC - liquid chromatographic
- LC-MS - liquid chromatographic-mass spectrometric
- LCO - Liquid Chromatographic Oxygenates