What does PCAS mean?
PCAS means Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions?
Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions can be abbreviated as PCAS
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What does PCAS stand for? PCAS stands for "Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions". |
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What is the meaning of PCAS abbreviation? The meaning of PCAS abbreviation is "Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions". |
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What is PCAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of PCAS is "Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions". |
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What does PCAS mean? PCAS as abbreviation means "Physical Chemistry of Aqueous Solutions". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- PCOSS - State Key Lab of Physical Chemistry of Solid Surfaces
- PSROC - Physical Society of the Republic of China
- PO/PTD - Physical Optics/Physical Theory of Diffraction
- LPS - Physical Society of the Republic of Lithuania
- PCCP - Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
- CUT-ICE - Chemistry of the Upper Troposphere: laboratory studies of heterogeneous processes on ICE
- PCD - Physical Chemistry Division
- PCDC - Physical Chemistry Division Committee
- PCG - Physical Chemistry Group
- PCAS - Physical Chemistry and Applied Spectroscopy
- PCIP - Physical Chemistry in Practice
- PCOL - Physical Chemistry on Line
- PCL - Physical Chemistry Laboratory
- PCMT - Physical Chemistry Molecular Thermodynamics
- PCS - Physical Chemistry and Spectroscopy
- PVTOS - Physical Vapor Transport of Organic Solutions
- RPCJA - Reviews of Physical Chemistry of Japan
- PCSE - Physical Chemistry: Science and Engineering
- Physical Chem - physical chemistry
- RvPCJ - Review of Physical Chemistry of Japan