What does EDDR mean?
EDDR means electron dipole-dipole reservoir
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Governmental & Military category.
Particularly in NASA Abbreviations
Particularly in NASA Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for electron dipole-dipole reservoir?
2 ways to abbreviate electron dipole-dipole reservoir
electron dipole-dipole reservoir can be abbreviated as EDDR
Other shorthands for electron dipole-dipole reservoir are: EDDR, EDDR
electron dipole-dipole reservoir can be abbreviated as EDDR
Other shorthands for electron dipole-dipole reservoir are: EDDR, EDDR
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What does EDDR stand for? EDDR stands for "electron dipole-dipole reservoir". |
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How to abbreviate "electron dipole-dipole reservoir"? "electron dipole-dipole reservoir" can be abbreviated as EDDR. |
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What is the meaning of EDDR abbreviation? The meaning of EDDR abbreviation is "electron dipole-dipole reservoir". |
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What is EDDR abbreviation? One of the definitions of EDDR is "electron dipole-dipole reservoir". |
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What does EDDR mean? EDDR as abbreviation means "electron dipole-dipole reservoir". |
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What is shorthand of electron dipole-dipole reservoir? The most common shorthand of "electron dipole-dipole reservoir" is EDDR. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- DIP-2 - Dipole-Dipole
- EEAES - Electron-Excited Auger Electron Spectroscopy
- ELDOR - Electron Electron Double Resonance
- DDM - Dipole - Dipole Moment
- EAAPS - Electron-Excited Auger-Electron Appearance Potential Spectroscopy
- EAES - Electron-Excited Auger Electron Spectroscopy
- eEDM - Electron Electric Dipole Moment
- ddI - Dipole Dipole Interaction
- e-AES - electron-induced Auger electron spectroscopy
- EDDR - Electron DiPole DiPole Reservoir
- EDM - Electron Dipole Moment
- EEI - Electron Electron Interaction
- EER - Electron Electron Repulsion
- EIAES - Electron Induced Auger Electron Spectroscopy
- DID - Dipole-induced-dipole (in Mol. Polarizabilities Calcn.)
- DD - dipole-dipole
- EDDR - Electronic Dipole-Dipole Reservoir
- EEDR - Electron-Electron Double Resonance
- E-E - Electron-electron
- EI - Electron ionization (or electron impact)