Results for: of microanalysis (branch of Chemistry which examines microscopic particles of substances)
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attack with missiles, cannon that shot stone balls (Archaic), hit repeatedly, hit with high-energy particles, medieval cannon, overwhelm, shell, bombbombard
attract gas or liquid to the surface of a solid (Chemistry), cause or undergo adsorptionadsorb
automobile insurance coverage, conflict between ideas, crash, colliding of two or more objects, exchange of energy between particlescollision
aventurin, glass containing shiny particles, goldstone, mineral containing shiny particles, opaque glass spangled with bits of mica or other minerals, sunstoneaventurine
aversion, excessive sensitivity to certain substances (i.e. animal hair or pollen) which often causes the development of respiratory problems or other symptoms, hypersensitivity to a substanceallergy
aviation medicine, branch of medicine dealing with diseases and disturbances resulting from flyingaeromedicine
axillar, between leaf or branch and stem, of armpit, of the armpit, pertaining to the armpit (Anatomy); pertaining to the axil, of the angle between stem and branch (Botany)axillary
bachelor of science in chemistrygraduate of university studies in chemistryBSC
back tooth, containing one mole per liter, grinder tooth, back tooth; wisdom tooth, of a molar; pertaining to molality (Chemistry); of or pertaining to a mass of matter (Physics), premolar, relating to a mole, relating to a whole rather than parts, see...molar
bacterium, small microscopic organismsbacteria
bad living conditions, breakdown of compound, decrease of energy, erosion, great humiliation, humiliating somebody, dishonor, disgrace; reduction (in size, amount, etc.); breaking down (Chemistry), loss of quality, process of declinedegradation
balance for small amounts, scale for weighing very small amounts of material (Chemistry)microbalance
barbituric acid, organic acid used in the manufacture of hypnotic and sedative drugs (Chemistry)malonylurea
barium compound, poisonous solid which is mainly used as a dehydrating agent and in glass manufacture (Chemistry)baryta
barium, bariumwhite metallic element (Chemistry)Ba
 

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