What does NOVMAC mean?
NOVMAC means Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics
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What is the abbreviation for Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics?
Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics can be abbreviated as NOVMAC
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What does NOVMAC stand for? NOVMAC stands for "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics". |
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How to abbreviate "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics"? "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics" can be abbreviated as NOVMAC. |
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What is the meaning of NOVMAC abbreviation? The meaning of NOVMAC abbreviation is "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics". |
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What is NOVMAC abbreviation? One of the definitions of NOVMAC is "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics". |
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What does NOVMAC mean? NOVMAC as abbreviation means "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics". |
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What is shorthand of Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics? The most common shorthand of "Novel Machinable Mica based glass-Ceramics" is NOVMAC. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CPGC - Calcium Phosphate Glass Ceramics
- GGP - Glass Glass Polymer
- MBGC - Machinable Bioactive Glass Ceramics
- MACH - Machinable Letter
- MGC - Machinable Glass Ceramic
- CCGG - Ceramics and Glass Group
- CGCG - Ceramics and Glass Conservation Group
- FLUORAD - Novel in-situ techniques based on Fluorescence sensing for monitoring the curing and Ageing of Adhesives and polymer matrix composites
- MADI - machinable austempered ductile iron
- MANODET - Novel Nondestructive material Testing Technique based on a new magnetic field measurement principle
- MATOC - Manufacturing Techniques for novel Organic Conductor based surface mount devices
- MGT - Mica Glass Tape
- MSM - Mica Steel Mica
- SPARKCIBA - Novel Sps Processing of nanoscale Ceramics forIndustrial and Biomedical Applications
- SPACE - Novel SPS Processing of nanoscale Ceramics for Industrial and Biomedical Applications
- CGM - Ceramics, Glass and Metal
- GC - glass-ceramics
- MC - Machinable Carbide
- MC - Machinable Ceramics
- MIC - machinable infiltrated ceramic