What does henp mean?
henp means High Energy Nuclear and Particle
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for High Energy Nuclear and Particle?
High Energy Nuclear and Particle can be abbreviated as henp
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What does henp stand for? henp stands for "High Energy Nuclear and Particle". |
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How to abbreviate "High Energy Nuclear and Particle"? "High Energy Nuclear and Particle" can be abbreviated as henp. |
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What is the meaning of henp abbreviation? The meaning of henp abbreviation is "High Energy Nuclear and Particle". |
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What is henp abbreviation? One of the definitions of henp is "High Energy Nuclear and Particle". |
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What does henp mean? henp as abbreviation means "High Energy Nuclear and Particle". |
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What is shorthand of High Energy Nuclear and Particle? The most common shorthand of "High Energy Nuclear and Particle" is henp. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ARNPS - Annual Review of Nuclear and Particle Science
- HEPAD - High-Energy Proton and Alpha Detector
- WRNPPC - Western Regional Nuclear and Particle Physics Conference
- HELIOS - High Energy Lepton and Ion Spectrometer
- HEAC - High Energy Astrophysics and Cosmology Centre
- HERTF - High Energy Research and Technology Facility
- HENP - High Energy Nuclear and Particle Physics
- INPAC - Institute for Nuclear and Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology
- INPP - Institute of Nuclear and Particle Physics
- NPP - Nuclear and Particle Physics
- NUPP - Nuclear and Particle Physics Group
- HELIS - High Energy Lepton and Ion Spectrometer
- HEPNP - High Energy Physics and Nuclear Physics
- HEIS - High Energy lepton and Ion Spectrometer
- HENSG - High Energy Nuclear Science Group
- HECAP - High Energy Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics
- NPPD - Nuclear and Particle Physics Department
- NPPRF - Nuclear and Particle Physics Research Facility
- heac - High Energy Astrophysics and Cosmology
- henp - High Energy Nuclear Physics