What does NICE mean?
NICE means The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes
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What is the abbreviation for The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes?
The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes can be abbreviated as NICE
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What does NICE stand for? NICE stands for "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes". |
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How to abbreviate "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes"? "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes" can be abbreviated as NICE. |
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What is the meaning of NICE abbreviation? The meaning of NICE abbreviation is "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes". |
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What is NICE abbreviation? One of the definitions of NICE is "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes". |
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What does NICE mean? NICE as abbreviation means "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes". |
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What is shorthand of The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes? The most common shorthand of "The NItrogen Cycle and Effects on the oxidation of atmospheric trace species at high latitudes" is NICE. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- LACTOZ - Laboratory Studies of the Chemistry of Atmospheric Ozone
- hats - Halocarbons and other Atmospheric Trace Species
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