What does CMEs mean?
CMEs means chemically modified electrodes
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for chemically modified electrodes?
chemically modified electrodes can be abbreviated as CMEs
Other shorthands for chemically modified electrodes are: CME, CME
Other shorthands for chemically modified electrodes are: CME, CME
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What does CMEs stand for? CMEs stands for "chemically modified electrodes". |
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How to abbreviate "chemically modified electrodes"? "chemically modified electrodes" can be abbreviated as CMEs. |
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What is the meaning of CMEs abbreviation? The meaning of CMEs abbreviation is "chemically modified electrodes". |
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What is CMEs abbreviation? One of the definitions of CMEs is "chemically modified electrodes". |
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What does CMEs mean? CMEs as abbreviation means "chemically modified electrodes". |
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What is shorthand of chemically modified electrodes? The most common shorthand of "chemically modified electrodes" is CMEs. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CMCPE - Chemically Modified Carbon-Paste Electrode
- CMA - Chemically Modified Asphalt
- CMCRA - Chemically Modified Crumb Rubber Asphalt
- CMCRA - Chemically Modified Chrumb Rubber Asphalt
- CM-D - chemically modified anti-D
- CMC - Chemically Modified Celluloses
- CMH - chemically modified heparin
- CMM - chemically modified mutant
- CMT - chemically modified nonantimicrobial tetracycline
- CMT - chemically-modified tetracycline
- CMMS - chemically modified mutant enzymes
- CMTS - chemically modified tetracycline derivatives
- CMTS - chemically modified tetracycline molecules
- CPME - Conducting Polymer Modified Electrodes
- ECI - Electrodes for Cast Iron
- IECME - Immobilized Enzyme Chemically Modified Electrode
- NPyCME - Nafion/lead-ruthenate pyrochlore chemically modified electrode
- CME - Chemically Modified Electrode
- CMTs - chemically modified tetracyclines
- csmg - Chemically surface modified gel