What does hCS mean?
hCS means Hollow Conjugated Silicon
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Hollow Conjugated Silicon?
Hollow Conjugated Silicon can be abbreviated as hCS
Other shorthands for Hollow Conjugated Silicon are: hcs
Other shorthands for Hollow Conjugated Silicon are: hcs
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What does hCS stand for? hCS stands for "Hollow Conjugated Silicon". |
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How to abbreviate "Hollow Conjugated Silicon"? "Hollow Conjugated Silicon" can be abbreviated as hCS. |
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What is the meaning of hCS abbreviation? The meaning of hCS abbreviation is "Hollow Conjugated Silicon". |
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What is hCS abbreviation? One of the definitions of hCS is "Hollow Conjugated Silicon". |
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What does hCS mean? hCS as abbreviation means "Hollow Conjugated Silicon". |
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What is shorthand of Hollow Conjugated Silicon? The most common shorthand of "Hollow Conjugated Silicon" is hCS. |
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- SASV - Silicon Alley to Silicon Valley
- SGS - Silicon Graphics Silicon
- SGSS - Silicon Graphics Silicon Surf
- SNS - Silicon Nitride Silicon
- SNOS - Silicon Nitride Oxide Silicon
- Si3n4-sic - Silicon Nitride-Silicon Carbide
- Si3n4/si - Silicon Nitride on Silicon
- Sicf/si3n4 - Silicon-Carbide Fiber Reinforced Silicon Nitride/Si3n4]
- Sicf/sic - Silicon-Carbide Fiber Reinforced Silicon Carbide/Sic]
- Sicp/si3n4 - Silicon-Carbide Particulate Reinforced Silicon Nitride/Si3n4]
- Sicp/sic - Silicon-Carbide Particulate Reinforced Silicon Carbide/Sic]
- Sicp/ti - Silicon-Carbide Particulate Reinforced Silicon Nitride/Ti]
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- SRSO - Silicon Rich Silicon Oxide
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