What does CEMP mean?
CEMP means Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Scientific & Educational
category.
Particularly in Astronomy Abbreviations, Celestial object Abbreviations
Particularly in Astronomy Abbreviations, Celestial object Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor?
Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor can be abbreviated as CEMP
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What does CEMP stand for? CEMP stands for "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor". |
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How to abbreviate "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor"? "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor" can be abbreviated as CEMP. |
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What is the meaning of CEMP abbreviation? The meaning of CEMP abbreviation is "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor". |
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What is CEMP abbreviation? One of the definitions of CEMP is "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor". |
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What does CEMP mean? CEMP as abbreviation means "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor". |
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What is shorthand of Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor? The most common shorthand of "Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor" is CEMP. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- E-MESFET - Enhanced Metal Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor
- EMD - Enhanced Metal Detector
- ERAP - Enhanced Retail Access for the Poor
- EMP - Extremely Metal-Poor
- VMPS - Very-Metal-Poor Stars
- BMP - Blue Metal Poor
- CEMP - Carbon Enhanced Metal Poor
- EHIPC - Enhanced Heavily Indebted Poor Countries
- EHIPC - Enhanced Highly Indebted Poor Countries
- UMP - Ultra Metal Poor
- CEMOS - Complementary Enhanced Metal-oxide Semiconductor
- NEMP - Nitrogen-Enhanced Metal-Poor
- MP - Metal Poor
- E-MESFET - ENHANCED METAL SEMICONDUCTOR
- CEMP-no - Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor star with no enhancement of elements produced by the r-process or s-process nucleosynthesis
- CEMP-r - Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor star with an enhancement of elements produced by r-process nucleosynthesis
- CEMP-s - Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor star with an enhancement of elements produced by s-process nucleosynthesis
- CEMP-r/s - Carbon-Enhanced Metal-Poor star with an enhancement of elements produced by both r-process and s-process nucleosynthesis
- HK - Survey for metal-poor stars based on the strength of CaII H and K absorption lines
- UMP - Ultra Metal-Poor