What does MMCR mean?
MMCR means Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual?
Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual can be abbreviated as MMCR
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What does MMCR stand for? MMCR stands for "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual". |
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How to abbreviate "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual"? "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual" can be abbreviated as MMCR. |
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What is the meaning of MMCR abbreviation? The meaning of MMCR abbreviation is "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual". |
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What is MMCR abbreviation? One of the definitions of MMCR is "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual". |
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What does MMCR mean? MMCR as abbreviation means "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual". |
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What is shorthand of Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual? The most common shorthand of "Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual" is MMCR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- MARVL - Method of Assessment of Recoverable Volume by Log type
- MoM-EFIE - Method of Moments Electric Field Integral Equation
- MoM-MFIE - Method of Moments Magnetic Field Integral Equation
- MOM/FB - Method of Moments / Forward-Backward
- MoUC - Method of Undetermined Coefficients
- MAR - Method of Analytical Regularization
- mDDQ - Method of Direct Dialysate Quantification
- MAS - Method of Auxiliary Sources
- MMAE - Method of Matched Asymptotic Expansions
- MLI - Method of Limits
- MEDS - Method of Exact Doppler Spread
- MOC - Method Of Command
- CRW - Chlorine Residual in Water
- MCM - Method of Conduct of Mining
- MCRW - Measuring Chlorine Residual in Water
- MCR - Method of measuring Chlorine Residual in water
- MMCRI - Method of Measuring Chlorine Residual In water
- OMC - Of an Open Method of Coordination
- DPD - Method of measuring chlorine residual in water
- Fahrenheit scale. - A method of measuring temperature in which water boils at 212 degrees above zero and freezes at 32 degrees above zero under normal atmospheric pressure. Commonly used in the United States.