What does ce mean?
ce means concentration at electrode
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for concentration at electrode?
2 ways to abbreviate concentration at electrode
concentration at electrode can be abbreviated as ce
Other shorthands for concentration at electrode are: ce
concentration at electrode can be abbreviated as ce
Other shorthands for concentration at electrode are: ce
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What does ce stand for? ce stands for "concentration at electrode". |
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How to abbreviate "concentration at electrode"? "concentration at electrode" can be abbreviated as ce. |
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What is the meaning of ce abbreviation? The meaning of ce abbreviation is "concentration at electrode". |
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What is ce abbreviation? One of the definitions of ce is "concentration at electrode". |
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What does ce mean? ce as abbreviation means "concentration at electrode". |
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What is shorthand of concentration at electrode? The most common shorthand of "concentration at electrode" is ce. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- C6h - Concentration at 6 Hours
- C24 - Concentration at 24 Hours
- C12 - Concentration at 12 Hours
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- EFIA - Electrode for Flow Injection Analysis System
- E-E - Electrode-by-Electrode
- EB - Electrode Boiler
- ESPS - Electrode-Separated Piezoelectric Sensor
- EWC - Electrode-Width Controlled
- ECT - Electrode Conductivity Transmitter
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- C2-4 - concentration at 2-4 h
- CAO - concentration, average observed concentration
- CaO2 - concentration, arterial O2 concentration
- CSSA - Concentration at Steady State
- EASW - Electrode Assisted Soil Washing
- ECA - Electrode catheter ablation
- MAK - Maximale Arbeitplatz Konzentration; Maximum Allowed Concentration At Workplace
- Css - concentration at steady state
- CMC - Critical Micellular Concentration (concentration at which a detergent spontaneously forms micelles)