What does HTGR mean?
HTGR means High-Temperature Gas Reactor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Chemistry Abbreviations
Particularly in Chemistry Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for High-Temperature Gas Reactor?
High-Temperature Gas Reactor can be abbreviated as HTGR
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What does HTGR stand for? HTGR stands for "High-Temperature Gas Reactor". |
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How to abbreviate "High-Temperature Gas Reactor"? "High-Temperature Gas Reactor" can be abbreviated as HTGR. |
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What is the meaning of HTGR abbreviation? The meaning of HTGR abbreviation is "High-Temperature Gas Reactor". |
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What is HTGR abbreviation? One of the definitions of HTGR is "High-Temperature Gas Reactor". |
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What does HTGR mean? HTGR as abbreviation means "High-Temperature Gas Reactor". |
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What is shorthand of High-Temperature Gas Reactor? The most common shorthand of "High-Temperature Gas Reactor" is HTGR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HTGCR - High Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor
- HTGR-CX - High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor Critical Experiment
- NP-MHTGR - New Production Modular High-Temperature Gas-Cooled Reactor
- HFBR - High Flux Beam Reactor
- HFIR - High Flux Isotope Reactor
- HTGR - High Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor
- HTGC - High Temperature Gas Chromatography
- HTTR - High Temperature Test Reactor
- MHTGR - Modular High Temperature Gas Reactor
- MHTGR - Modular High-Temperature Gas-cooled Reactor
- HDGR - High Density Gas Reactor
- HT-GC/MS - High-temperature gas chromatographyand high-temperature gas chromatography/mass spectrometry
- hTg - High Temperature Gas
- MHGR - Modular High temperature Gas Reactor
- HTGC - high temperature gas cleanup
- HTGE - High-Temperature Gas Extrusion
- HTGR - high temperature, gas-cooled
- HTGR-CX - High-temperature gas reactor critical experiment
- htgc - High Temperature Gas Cooled
- HTGR - high temperature gas cooled reactor (nuclear)