What does EP mean?
EP means Electrostatic Potential
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Physics Abbreviations
Particularly in Physics Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Electrostatic Potential?
Electrostatic Potential can be abbreviated as EP
Other shorthands for Electrostatic Potential are: ESP
Other shorthands for Electrostatic Potential are: ESP
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What does EP stand for? EP stands for "Electrostatic Potential". |
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How to abbreviate "Electrostatic Potential"? "Electrostatic Potential" can be abbreviated as EP. |
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What is the meaning of EP abbreviation? The meaning of EP abbreviation is "Electrostatic Potential". |
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What is EP abbreviation? One of the definitions of EP is "Electrostatic Potential". |
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What does EP mean? EP as abbreviation means "Electrostatic Potential". |
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What is shorthand of Electrostatic Potential? The most common shorthand of "Electrostatic Potential" is EP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- CHELPG - Charges from Electrostatic Potential, Grid Method
- EAAJD - Electrostatic Aerosol Assisted Jet Deposition
- ESAVD - Electrostatic Spray-Assisted Vapor Deposition
- EWICON - Electrostatic Wind Energy Convertor
- CHELP - Charges from Electrostatic Potential
- EP - Electrostatic Process
- MEP - Molecular Electrostatic Potential
- PCCP - Potential Conflict to Cooperation Potential
- RESP - Restrained Electrostatic Potential
- EFFP - Electrostatic Field Force and Potential
- EPS - electrostatic potential surfaces
- MEP - mean electrostatic potential
- MEPs - molecular electrostatic potential calculations
- PMEP - Parametric Molecular Electrostatic Potential
- RESP - restrained electrostatic potential fitting
- CHELPG - CHarges From ELectrostatic Potential
- EMP - Electrostatic Molecular Potential (for Electronic-structure)
- MESP - Molecular Electrostatic Potential
- ESP - electrostatic potential
- epe - Electrostatic Potential Energy