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Sg
The symbol for the element seaborgium.
sg
abbr.
specific gravity
Sg,
symbol for the element seaborgium.
SG,
n substantia gelatinosa. Sensory neurons found in the spinal cord; transmit information about tissue damage to the brain.
SG
specific gravity.
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