What does chem mean?
chem means Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments?
Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments can be abbreviated as chem
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What does chem stand for? chem stands for "Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments". |
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How to abbreviate "Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments"? "Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments" can be abbreviated as chem. |
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What is the meaning of chem abbreviation? The meaning of chem abbreviation is "Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments". |
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What is chem abbreviation? One of the definitions of chem is "Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments". |
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What does chem mean? chem as abbreviation means "Chemistry in High-Energy Microenvironments". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ASDHE - Advanced Series on Directions in High Energy Physics
- HEPRO - High Energy Phenomena in Relativistic Outflows
- CHEP - Computers in High Energy Physics
- CHEP - Computing in High Energy and Nuclear Physics
- HZE - High-Ionizing High Energy Particles
- HZE - High-Z High-Energy
- ACRHEM - Advanced Centre of Research in High Energy Materials
- AIHEP - Artificial Intelligence in High Energy Physics
- CHEF - Chemistry of High Elevation Fog
- CIHEP - Computing In High Energy Physics
- HD-HV - high energy density, high viscosity
- NNHE - Neural Networks in High Energy
- NNIHE - Neural Networks In High Energy
- CHEP - Computing in High Energy Physics
- HECh - High Energy Chemistry
- ahep - Advances in High Energy Physics
- shep - Surveys in High Energy Physics
- the - Techniques in High Energy
- Hi Res Fly'sEye - High-energy cosmic ray experiment in Dugway, Utah
- StHCG - Studies in High Energy Physics Cosmology and Gravitation