What does LAS mean?
LAS means linear alkylbenzene sulphonate
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Medical & Science category.
What is the abbreviation for linear alkylbenzene sulphonate?
2 ways to abbreviate linear alkylbenzene sulphonate
linear alkylbenzene sulphonate can be abbreviated as LAS
Other shorthands for linear alkylbenzene sulphonate are: LAS
linear alkylbenzene sulphonate can be abbreviated as LAS
Other shorthands for linear alkylbenzene sulphonate are: LAS
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What does LAS stand for? LAS stands for "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate". |
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How to abbreviate "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate"? "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate" can be abbreviated as LAS. |
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What is the meaning of LAS abbreviation? The meaning of LAS abbreviation is "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate". |
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What is LAS abbreviation? One of the definitions of LAS is "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate". |
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What does LAS mean? LAS as abbreviation means "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate". |
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What is shorthand of linear alkylbenzene sulphonate? The most common shorthand of "linear alkylbenzene sulphonate" is LAS. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- LFLC - Linear Flow Linear Control
- LLSM - linear-linear sire-maternal grandsire
- LNL - linear-nonlinear-linear
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- LAB - Linear Alkylbenzene
- LAS - Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates (anionic Surfactants)
- Lass - Linear Alkylbenzene Sulfonates
- LL - linear-linear
- LMILD - Linear/Multiplicative Increase and Linear Decrease