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MIGET

Multiple Inert Gas Elimination Technique

Miscellaneous » Unclassified

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IMM

Inert Multi-polymeric Matrix

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IMM

Inert Multi-polymeric Matrix

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IMM

Inert Multi-polymeric Matrix

Miscellaneous » Construction

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IMM

Inert Multi-polymeric Matrix

Miscellaneous » Plastics

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INRTG

Inert Gas

Academic & Science » Chemistry

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MIG

Metal Inert Gas

Miscellaneous » Automotive

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INRTFLR

Inert Filler

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IB

Inert Building

Governmental » NASA

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What does inert mean?

inert(adj)
unable to move or resist motion

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