What does MER mean?
MER means methanol-extractable residue
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for methanol-extractable residue?
2 ways to abbreviate methanol-extractable residue
methanol-extractable residue can be abbreviated as MER
Other shorthands for methanol-extractable residue are: MER
methanol-extractable residue can be abbreviated as MER
Other shorthands for methanol-extractable residue are: MER
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What does MER stand for? MER stands for "methanol-extractable residue". |
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How to abbreviate "methanol-extractable residue"? "methanol-extractable residue" can be abbreviated as MER. |
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What is the meaning of MER abbreviation? The meaning of MER abbreviation is "methanol-extractable residue". |
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What is MER abbreviation? One of the definitions of MER is "methanol-extractable residue". |
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What does MER mean? MER as abbreviation means "methanol-extractable residue". |
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What is shorthand of methanol-extractable residue? The most common shorthand of "methanol-extractable residue" is MER. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- EOC1 - Extractable, Organically-Bound Chlorine
- MER-BCG - Methanol Extraction Residue of Bacillus Calmette Guerin
- EA1 - Extractable Antigen 1
- EOX - Extractable Organic Halogen
- ENA - Extractable Nuclear Antibody
- ENA - extractable antinuclear antibodies
- ENA - Extractable Nuc Ag
- ENA - extractable nuclear antibodies
- ENA - extractable nucleic antigen
- EOH - Extractable Organic Halogens
- EOM - extractable organic mass
- EOM - extractable organic material
- ERP - Extractable-respirable particulate
- ERP-ETS - extractable-respirable particulate of environmental tobacco smoke
- ETMESS - Extractable Trace Metal contents in Soil and Sediment
- MEF - methanol-extractable fraction
- MER - methanol extract residue
- MER - methanol extraction residue of Bacillus Calmette-Guerin
- MER - methanol extraction residue of BCG
- MER/BCG - methanol extraction residue of Bacillus Calmette-Guerin