Chemistry Acronyms

Alphabetical Listing of Chemistry Acronyms

• EERU — Environmental Emergency Response Unit
• EESI — Environment And Energy Study Institute
• EESL — Environmental Ecological And Support Laboratory
• EESOP — Electronegativity Equalization With S-orbital Participation
• EET — Epoxyeicosatrienoic Acid
• EET — Electronic Energy Transfer
• EETFC — Environmental Effects
• EETU — Environmental Education And Training Unit
• EEW — Epoxy Equivalent Weight
• EEXAPS — Electron Excited X-ray Appearance Potential Spectroscopy
• EF — Emission Factor
• EFA — Envelope Function (i.e.
• EFA — Essential Fatty Acid
• EFA — Evolving Factor Analysis
• EFB — European Federation of Biotechnology
• EFB — Empty Fruit Bunch
• EFC — European Federation of Corrosion
• EFCE — European Federation of Chemical Engineers
• EFD — Explicit Finite Difference
• EFFF — Electric Field-flow Fractionation
• EFFF — Energy Factored Force Field
• EFG — Edge-defined Film Growth (of Semiconductors
• EFG — Electric Field Gradient
• EFG GTO — Electric Field Gradient Gaussian-type Orbital
• EFGF — Electric Field Gradient Focusing
• EFH — Extended Fenske-Hall (LCAO MO Method)
• EFIG — Emission Factor Inventory Grouppar
• EFIN — Environmental Financing Information Network
• EFISH — Elec. Field-induced 2nd-harmonic Generation
• EFISPS — Electric Field Induced Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy
• EFLE — Enhanced-fluidity Liquid Extraction
• EFM — Electric Force Microscopy
• EFOCS — Evanescent Fiber Optic Chemical Sensors
• EFOIA — Electronic Freedom of Information Act
• EFP — Effective Fragment Potential Method
• EFP — Explosively Formed Projectile
• EFPD — Effective Full Power Day
• EFPI — Extrinsic Fabry-Perot Interferometer Sensor
• EFPVN — Eastern Fine Particle And Visibility Network
• EFRTS — External-floating-roof Tanks
• EFS — Elec. Field Stimulation
• EFS — Event-free Survival
• EFST — Electrodeposition Frequency Shift Titrimetry
• EFTA — European Free Trade Association
• EFTC — European Fluorocarbon Technical Committee
• EFTEM — Energy-filtering Transmission Electron Microscopy
• EFTIR — Emission Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
• EFV — Electric-field-variant Function (in CI Method)
• EFV GTO — Electric-field-variant Gaussian-type Orbital
• EFV STO — Electric-field-variant Slater-type Orbital
• EFVAO — Electric-field Variant Atomic Orbital
• EG — Ethylene Glycol
• EGA — Evolved Gas Analysis
• EGAMS — Evolved Gas Analysis Mass Spectroscopy
• EGBD — Extrinsic Grain Boundary Dislocation
• EGCG — Epigallocatechin Gallate
• EGCI — Exponentially Generated Configuration Interaction
• EGCM — Eddy-Resolving General Circulation Model
• EGCR — Experimental Gas-cooled Reactor
• EGD — Evolved Gas Detection
• EGDN — Ethylene Glycol Dinitrate
• EGF — Epidermal Growth Factor
• EGFP — Enhanced Green Fluorescent Protein
• EGFR — Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor
• EGM — Electron Gas Model
• EGO — Ellipsoidal Gaussian Orbital
• EGO — Exhaust Gas Oxygen
• EGP — Evolved Gas Profile
• EGR — Exhaust Gas Recirculation
• EGRET — Energetic Gamma Ray Experiment Telescope
• EGRIS — Emissive Gamma-ray Imaging And Spectroscopy
• EGS — Echelle Grating Spectrometer
• EGSB — Expanded Granular Sludge Bed
• EGTA — Ethylene Glycol Bis(2-aminoethyl Ether)-N
• EGU — European Geosciences Union
• EGW — Electrogas Welding
• EH — Extended Hueckel
• EHAP — Extremely Hazardous Air Pollutant
• EHB — Extended Hubbard (hamiltonian)
• EHC — Environmental Health Committee
• EHCO — Extended Hueckel Crystal Orbital
• EHEC — Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia Coli
• EHF — Extended Hartree-Fock
• EHLS — Environmental Health Laboratory Sciences
• EHM — Extended Hubbard Model (hamiltonian)
• EHMI — Environmental Hazards Management Institute
• EHMO — Extended Hueckel Molecular Orbital
• EHN — Environmental Health Network
• EHP — Electron-hole Plasma
• EHP — Electron-hole Potential Method
• EHS — Environment
• EHS — Extremely Hazardous Substance
• EHSO — Environmental Health And Safety Online
• EHT — Extended Hueckel Theory
• EHW — Extremely Hazardous Waste
• EI — Electron Impact
• EI — Emissions Inventory
• EIA — Energy Information Administration (DOE)
• EIA — Eikonal Impulse Approxn. (in Ion-atom Inelatic Collisions)
• EIA — Environmental Impact Assessment