Chemistry Acronyms

Alphabetical Listing of Chemistry Acronyms

  • ERCP — Emergency Response Concept Plan
  • ERCP — Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography
  • ERCS — Emergency Response Cleanup Services
  • ERCS — Elastic Recoil Coincidence Spectroscopy
  • ERD — Emergency Response Division
  • ERD — Electron Recoil Detection
  • ERDA — US Energy Research And Development Administration
  • ERDA — Elastic Recoil Detection Analysis
  • ERDAS — Earth Resource Data Analysis System
  • ERDEC — U.S. Army Edgewood Research
  • ERE — Estrogen-responsive Element
  • ERF — Electrorheological Fluid
  • ERFEN — Estudio Regional Del Fenomeno El Nino
  • ERG — Emergency Response Guidebook
  • ERIC — Educational Resources Information Center
  • ERIIS — Environmental Risk Information And Imaging Services
  • ERIN — Environmental Resources Information Network
  • ERIS — Electrochemically Regenerated Ion Suppressors
  • ERIS — Electrostatic Reflex Ion Source
  • ERK — Extracellular Signal-regulated Kinase
  • ERL — Environmental Research Laboratory
  • ERL-C — Environmental Research Laboratory Corvallis
  • ERL/GB — Environmental Research Laboratory Gulf Breeze
  • ERLN — Environmental Research Laboratory Narragansett
  • ERM — Electron Redistribution Model
  • ERMM — Effective R-matrix Model (in Reactive Electron-mol. Scattering)
  • ERMS — Emergency Radiation Monitoring System
  • ERMS — Energy Resolved Mass Spectrometry
  • ERNS — Emergency Response Notification System
  • EROD — Ethoxyresorufin-O-deethylase (REG 59793-97-4)
  • EROS — Earth Resources Observation Satellite
  • EROS — Elaboration of Reactions For Organic Synthesis
  • EROS — Electric Resonance Optothermal Spectrometer
  • ERP — Effective Refractory Period
  • ERP — Enterprise Resource Planning
  • ERP — Event-related Potential
  • ERP — Emergency Response Planning
  • ERP — Environmental Review Process
  • ERPA — Extended Random Phase Approximation
  • ERPF — Effective Renal Plasma Flow
  • ERPG — Emergency Response Planning Guidelines
  • ERRD — Emergency And Remedial Response Division
  • ERRIS — Emergency And Remedial Response Information System
  • ERS — Elastic Recoil Spectrometry
  • ERS — External Reflection Spectroscopy
  • ERT — Environmental Response Team
  • ERT — Effective-range Theory (in Mol. Calcns.)
  • ERT — Estrogen Replacement Therapy
  • ERW — Electrical Resistance Welding
  • ES — Electrospray [used Before MS For Mass Spectrometry]
  • ES — Emission Spectroscopy (technique Suffix)
  • ES — Energy Sudden (approxn. In Scattering Calcns.)
  • ES&H — Environmental Safety And Health
  • ESA — Electrostatic Self-assemblypar
  • ESA — Endangeded Species Act
  • ESA — European Space Agency
  • ESA — Electrokinetic Sonic Amplitude
  • ESA — Electron Stimulated Adsorption
  • ESA — Electrostatic Analyzer
  • ESA — Electrostatic Sector Analysis
  • ESA — Energy Sudden Approxn. (in Calcns. On Reactive Scattering)
  • ESA — Excited State Absorption
  • ESA-IRS — European Space Agency-Information Retrieval Service
  • ESAA — Earth Science Advanced Aircraft
  • ESAD — Electron-stimulated Associative Desorption
  • ESAP — Environmental Self-assessment Program
  • ESARDA — European Safeguards Research And Development Association
  • ESAT — Environmental Services Assistance Team
  • ESC — Embryonic Stem Cell
  • ESC — Endometrial Stromal Cell
  • ESC — Environmental Stress Cracking
  • ESCA — Electron Spectroscopy For Chemical Analysis
  • ESCAPE — Evaluation of Strategies To Address Climate Change By Adapting To And Preventing Emissions
  • ESCOMPTE — (Experience Sur Site Pour Contraindre Les Modeles De Pollution Atmospherique Et De Transport D’emissions)
  • ESCORT — Error Self-compensation Reached By Tau-scrambling
  • ESCPM — Electrochemical Scanning Probe Microscopy
  • ESCR — Environmental Stress Cracking Resistance
  • ESD — Element-Specific Detector
  • ESD — Emission Standards Division
  • ESD — Environmental Services Division (US EPA)
  • ESD — Electron-stimulated Desorption
  • ESD — Electrostatic Discharge
  • ESD — Equiv. Spherical Diam.
  • ESDB — Endangered Species Database/Reach Scanlink
  • ESDI — Electron Stimulated Desorption of Ions
  • ESDIAD — Electron Stimulated Desorption of Ion Angular Distribution
  • ESDIM — Earth System Data And Information Management
  • ESDMS — Electron Stimulated Desorption Mass Spectrometry
  • ESDN — Electron Stimulated Desorption of Neutrals
  • ESE — Electron Spin Echo
  • ESE — Exact Static-exchange (approxn. In Scattering Calcns.)
  • ESE — Extended-surface Electrolysis
  • ESE MO — Essential-structure-elements Molecular Orbital
  • ESEDD — Excited State Electron Density Differential Method
  • ESEEM — Electron Spin Echo Envelope Modulation
  • ESEM — Electron Spin Echo Modulation
  • ESEM — Environmental Scanning Electron Microscopy
  • ESEP — Exact Static Exchange (plus) Polarization (potential)
  • ESES — Environmental Sampling Expert System
  • ESF — Electrostatic Force (theory For Mol. Calcns.)

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