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Browse All Abbreviation related to the Acronym Chemistry. All abbreviations on this page are DCCP means Discarded Commercial Chemical Product, DCE means Dichloroethane (vinylidene chloride), DCET means Department of Chemical Engineering Technology, DCH means Diversified Commercial Hydrogen, DCIF means Department of Chemistry Instrumentation Facility, DCM means Di-ChloroMethane, DCMU means dichlorophenyl dimethyl urea, DCO means Decant Oil, DCOD means Dissolved Chemical Oxygen Demand, DCOIT means Dichlorooctylisothiazolinone, DCP means Di-Basic Calcium Phosphate, DCP means Dry Chemical Powder, DCP means Division of Chemical Physics, DCPD means DiCycloPentaDiene, DCPG means (S)-3,4-DiCarboxyPhenyl Glycine, DCPK means DiCycloPropylKetone, DCPM means bis(DiCyclohexylPhosphino)Methane, DCR means Dienoyl Coa Reductase, DCT means Diversified Chemical Technologies, DCTI means Diversified Chemical Technologies Inc,

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DCCPDiscarded Commercial Chemical Product. List Of DCCP
DCEDichloroethane (vinylidene chloride). List Of DCE
DCETDepartment of Chemical Engineering Technology. List Of DCET
DCHDiversified Commercial Hydrogen. List Of DCH
DCIFDepartment of Chemistry Instrumentation Facility. List Of DCIF
DCMDi-ChloroMethane. List Of DCM
DCMUdichlorophenyl dimethyl urea. List Of DCMU
DCODecant Oil. List Of DCO
DCODDissolved Chemical Oxygen Demand. List Of DCOD
DCOITDichlorooctylisothiazolinone. List Of DCOIT
DCPDi-Basic Calcium Phosphate. List Of DCP
DCPDry Chemical Powder. List Of DCP
DCPDivision of Chemical Physics. List Of DCP
DCPDDiCycloPentaDiene. List Of DCPD
DCPG(S)-3,4-DiCarboxyPhenyl Glycine. List Of DCPG
DCPKDiCycloPropylKetone. List Of DCPK
DCPMbis(DiCyclohexylPhosphino)Methane. List Of DCPM
DCRDienoyl Coa Reductase. List Of DCR
DCTDiversified Chemical Technologies. List Of DCT
DCTIDiversified Chemical Technologies Inc. List Of DCTI

Some Questions about acronyms:

What is an acronym?

An acronym is a word or phrase made up of the first letters of a series of words, with the first letter of each word capitalized.

What are some examples of acronyms in "Chemistry"?

Some examples of acronyms are LIST OF DCCP, LIST OF DCE, LIST OF DCET, LIST OF DCH, LIST OF DCIF, LIST OF DCM, LIST OF DCMU, LIST OF DCO, LIST OF DCOD, LIST OF DCOIT.

How are acronyms created?

Acronyms are created by taking the first letter of each word in a phrase and combining them to spell a word (for example, the acronym "radar" is created from the phrase "radio detecting and ranging").

How are acronyms different from initialism?

Acronyms are different from initialism in that they are pronounced as words. For example, AIDS is an acronym for acquired immune deficiency syndrome.

What is the difference between an acronym and an abbreviation?

An acronym is an abbreviation that is pronounced as a word, such as NASA. An abbreviation is a shortened form of a word, such as Mr. for Mister.

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