What does IDI mean?
IDI means Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI?
Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI can be abbreviated as IDI
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What does IDI stand for? IDI stands for "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI". |
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How to abbreviate "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI"? "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI" can be abbreviated as IDI. |
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What is the meaning of IDI abbreviation? The meaning of IDI abbreviation is "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI". |
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What is IDI abbreviation? One of the definitions of IDI is "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI". |
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What does IDI mean? IDI as abbreviation means "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI". |
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What is shorthand of Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI? The most common shorthand of "Ion Dipole Induced (potential Term In Potential Energy Surfaces) See Also LEPS-IDI" is IDI. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- LEPS IDI - London-Eyring-Polanyi-Sato Plus Ion Dipole Induced
- IDI - Ion Dipole Induced
- PPES - Probing Potential Energy Surfaces
- DID - Dipole-induced-dipole (in Mol. Polarizabilities Calcn.)
- LEPS IDI - London-Eyring-Polanyi-Sato Ion Dipole Induced [potential]
- LEPS IDI - London-Eyring-Polanyi-Sato ion dipole induced
- PESs - potential energy surfaces
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