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G gauss; giga-; glycine; gravida; guanidine or guanosine.
G /G / conductance; Gibbs free energy.
g gram.
g /g / standard gravity.
G
abbr.
1. glucose
2. gravitational constant
3. guanine
The Greek letter gamma. Entries beginning with this character are alphabetized under gamma.
g 1 (j)
n.
A unit of acceleration equal to the acceleration caused by gravity at the earth's surface, about 9.8 meters (32 feet) per second per second.
g 2
abbr.
gram
g,
abbreviation for gram.
g,
abbreviation for standard gravity.
G 
gram (or grams); gingival; glucose; gonidial.
g,
n See gram.
G
symbol for giga; gingival; glucose; gonidial; guanine.
g
1. gravity; the unit of force exerted upon a body during acceleration and deceleration.
2. gram (or grams).
G
Symbol for: 1. Conductance 2. Ganglion 3. Gastrin 4. Giga-, SI for 109
5. Globulin 6. Glucose 7. Glycine 8. Glycogen 9. Gravida 10. Guanidine 11. Guanine 12. Guanosine 13. Gynecology
g
Symbol for: 1 Gas 2 Genome, see there 3 Gram, see there 4 Gravity, see there
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2] + 2NaCl (2) The Gibbs free energy of reaction (2) will follow with the formula of [DELTA]G = -461997 + 5.
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i] in terms of the rate of Gibbs free energy G: T [S.
The use of crack layer theory to predict the lifetime of the fatigue ... by Choi, Byoung-Ho; Balika, Werner; Chudnovsky, Alexander; Pinter, Gerald; Lang, Reinhold W. / Polymer Engineering and Science
In a third formulation, biological organization is the process generating a system of collective degrees of freedom, involving global degrees of freedom having significant free energy for governing the system to be able to actively maintain the vitality of the organism, where vitality V=G/T (G is the Gibbs free energy and T is the temperature) is its entropic distance from equilibrium (see Figure 1).
Order, structure, physical organization and biological organization by Grandpierre, Attila / Frontier Perspectives
 
 
 
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