Chemistry Acronyms

Alphabetical Listing of Chemistry Acronyms

• EIA — Enzyme Immunoassay
• EIAES — Electron Induced Auger Electron Spectroscopy
• EIAP — Environmental Impact Analysis Process
• EIC — Electrostatic Interaction Chromatography
• EICP — Enclosed Inductively Coupled Plasma
• EICVOM — Equivalent Ionic Core Virtual Orbital Model
• EID — Environmental Improvement Division
• EID — Electron Impact Desorption
• EIE — Easily Ionized Element
• EIE — Equilibrium Isotope Effect
• EIES — Electron Impact Emission Spectroscopy
• EIF — Electron Impact Fluorescence
• EIFS — Exterior Insulation And Finish Systems [coatings]
• EIG — Electrostatic Ion Guide
• EIGA — European Industrial Gases Association
• EIH — Electron Ion Hybrid
• EIIA — European Information Industry Association
• EIIP — Emission Inventory Improvement Program
• EIL — Electron Induced Luminescence
• EIL — Electron Injection Layer
• EIL — Environmental Impairment Liability
• EIM — Eddy Interaction Model
• EIMP — Energy Independent Model Pseudopotential
• EIMS — Electron Impact Mass Spectrometry
• EIMS — Environmental Information Management System
• EINECS — European Inventory of Existing Commercial Chemical Substances
• EINP — Energy-independent Nonlocal Pseudopotential
• EIP — Electric Induced Polarization (for Subsurface Characterization)
• EIP — Economic Incentive Program
• EIP — Eigenvalue-independent Partitioning (in Coupled-cluster Calcns.)
• EIQ — Emission Inventory Questionnaire
• EIR — Environmental Impact Report
• EIRFT — Extended Inversion-recovery Fourier Transform
• EIS — Emissions Inventory System (US EPA Air Database)
• EIS — Eikonal Initial State (in Scattering Calcns.)
• EIS — Electrochem. Impedance Spectroscopy
• EIS — Electron Impact Spectroscopy
• EIS — Environmental Impact Statement
• EISCAT — European Incoherent Scatter Radar (atm. Sensing)
• EIT — EUV (extreme Ultraviolet) Imaging Telescope
• EIX — Electrochemical Ion Exchange
• EK — Extended Koopmans (method In Ionization Potential Calcns.)
• EKB — Einstein-Brillouin-Keller (quantization Method)
• EKC — Electrokinetic Chromatography
• EKF — Extended Kalman Filter
• EKLF — Erythroid Kruppel-like Factor
• EKMA — Empirical Kinetic Modeling Approach (in Air Pollution)
• EKT — Extended Koopmans Theorem
• ELA — Experimental Lakes Area (northwest Ontario)
• ELA — Excimer Laser Annealing
• ELAP — Environmental Laboratory Accreditation Program
• ELARP — Experimental Lakes Area Reservoir Project
• ELAS — Electro Acoustic Spectrometry
• ELCAD — Electrolyte-cathode Discharge
• ELCD — Electrolytic Conductivity Detection
• ELDOR — Electron Double Resonance
• ELED — Edge-emitting Light Emitting Diode
• ELEED — Elastic Low Energy Electron Diffraction
• ELEPS — Extended London-Eyring-Polyani-Sato (potential Energy Surface)
• ELF — Electron Localization Function
• ELF — Environmental Load Factor
• ELF — Extremely Low Frequency
• ELFFS — Excimer Laser Fragmentation-fluorescence Spectroscopy
• ELFSE — End-labeled Free-solution Electrophoresis
• ELG — Emission-line Galaxy
• ELH — Egg-laying Hormone
• ELI — Extra Low Interstitial
• ELIF — Excimer Laser Induced Fragmentationpar
• ELIFA — Enzyme-linked Immunofiltration Assay
• ELINCS — European List of Notified Chemical Substances
• ELISA — Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay
• ELKM — Extended Lumped Kinetic Model
• ELLAP — Environmental Lead Laboratory Accreditation Program
• ELLPAT — Environmental Lead Laboratory Proficiency Analytical Testing
• ELLSA — Enzyme Linked Ligand Sorbent Assay
• ELM — Emulsion Liquid Membranes
• ELMF — European Large Magnetic Field Facility
• ELMO — Energy-localized Molecular Orbital
• ELN — Electronic Laboratory Notebook
• ELNES — Electron Energy-loss Near Edge Structure
• ELO — Edge Localized Orbital
• ELO — Epitaxial Lateral Overgrowth
• ELO — Equivalent Localized Orbitals
• ELOG — Epitaxial Lateral Overgrowth
• ELP — Elastin-like Polypeptide
• ELPAT — Environmental Lead Proficiency Analytical Testing
• ELRA — Enzyme-linked Receptor Assay
• ELS — Energy Loss Spectroscopy
• ELSA — Electron Stretcher Accelerator
• ELSA — Emergency Level Scale Assessment
• ELSD — Evaporative Light Scattering Detector
• ELV — End-of-life Vehicle
• EM — Enriched Mantle
• EM — Electron Microscopy
• EMA — Effective Mass Approxn. (for Impurity Energy Levels)
• EMA — Effective Medium Approximation
• EMA — Electron Microprobe Analysis
• EMA — Ethylene Methyl Acrylate
• EMAG — Electron Microscopy And Analysis Group
• EMAIL — Electronic Mail