What does CIL mean?
CIL means Carbon in Leach
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Carbon in Leach?
Carbon in Leach can be abbreviated as CIL
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What does CIL stand for? CIL stands for "Carbon in Leach". |
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How to abbreviate "Carbon in Leach"? "Carbon in Leach" can be abbreviated as CIL. |
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What is the meaning of CIL abbreviation? The meaning of CIL abbreviation is "Carbon in Leach". |
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What is CIL abbreviation? One of the definitions of CIL is "Carbon in Leach". |
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What does CIL mean? CIL as abbreviation means "Carbon in Leach". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CARIACO - Carbon Retention in A Colored Ocean
- CAMREX - Carbon in the Amazon River Experiment
- CANIF - Carbon And Nitrogen Cycling In Forest Ecosystems
- CIP - Carbon-In-Pulp
- CARVE - Carbon in Arctic Reservoirs Vulnerability Experiment
- CSiTE - Carbon Sequestration in Terrestrial Ecosystems
- CWES - Carbon and Water in the Earth System
- ACME - Airborne Carbon in the Mountains Experiment
- CAPP - Carbon Pools in Permafrost
- CARAMEL - CARbon content and origin of dAMagE Layers in European monuments
- CASFOR - Carbon sequestration in Aforestation and Sustainable Forest management: presentation of a general evaluation tool and generic case studies
- CCCZ - Carbon Cycle in Coastal Zones
- CILV - Carbon In Live Vegetation
- CIAM - Carbon in Ash Monitor
- CLV - Carbon in Live Vegetation
- CME - Carbon in the Mountain Experiment
- ECOSSE - Estimating Carbon in Organic Soils Sequestration
- ESCOBA-OCEAN - European Study of Carbon in the Ocean, Biosphere and Atmosphere: Ocean section
- RIL - resin-in-leach
- greenhouse gases. - Carbon dioxide and other gaseous emissions resulting from human activity that cause heat to be trapped in the atmosphere, much as in a gardener’s greenhouse. See also global warming.