What does Chem Br mean?
Chem Br means Chemistry in Britain
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for Chemistry in Britain?
2 ways to abbreviate Chemistry in Britain
Chemistry in Britain can be abbreviated as Chem Br
Other shorthands for Chemistry in Britain are: cb
Chemistry in Britain can be abbreviated as Chem Br
Other shorthands for Chemistry in Britain are: cb
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What does Chem Br stand for? Chem Br stands for "Chemistry in Britain". |
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How to abbreviate "Chemistry in Britain"? "Chemistry in Britain" can be abbreviated as Chem Br. |
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What is the meaning of Chem Br abbreviation? The meaning of Chem Br abbreviation is "Chemistry in Britain". |
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What is Chem Br abbreviation? One of the definitions of Chem Br is "Chemistry in Britain". |
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What does Chem Br mean? Chem Br as abbreviation means "Chemistry in Britain". |
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What is shorthand of Chemistry in Britain? The most common shorthand of "Chemistry in Britain" is Chem Br. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- EIB - English in Britain
- IBS - In Britain Suffer
- IBB - in britain bureau
- TSB - Transmitted in Britain
- WMCIC - Women in Chemistry in Canada
- cb - Chemistry in Britain
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