The element, Iridium
The laboratory reagent grade are specified according to their purity. The common commercial grades of reagents are as follows.. AR- analytical reagent grade OR-organic reagent IP - pharmaceutical reagent grade LR- laboratory grade CP- Chemically pure
The symbol is Lr. It used to be Lw but was changed some years ago.
The element that is represented by the symbol Lr is called lawrencium. It has an atomic number of 103, and an atomic mass of 262.
GHS stands for Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals. It is a standardized system used to classify and communicate the hazards of chemicals through labels and safety data sheets.
Lr stands for Lawrencium. Its atomic number is 103.
The acronym LR stands for Long Range.
LR Stands for Long Rifle. It's a larger cartridge and carries significantly more powder. The alternative to LR is a .22 short.
You have to be a little more specific. In what context ?
It may be the designers/companies initials.
Long Reach
The laboratory reagent grade are specified according to their purity. The common commercial grades of reagents are as follows.. AR- analytical reagent grade OR-organic reagent IP - pharmaceutical reagent grade LR- laboratory grade CP- Chemically pure
The Letters GHS stand for Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals. GHS represents a complete body of regulation of chemicals and the proper way to communicate them to employees, consumers and others who handle or store the chemicals. you can read more about it on http://www.tpgtex.com
there is no known element whose symbol is "Le" but there is: Li (lithium), Lr (Lawrencium), Lu (Lutetium), La (Lanthium)
The symbol is Lr. It used to be Lw but was changed some years ago.
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No American English words end with LR.
LR is short for Nike's Cushioning technology, Lunarlon