Definition: Common directory name
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Definition: This compound is a sulfur-based chemical element, consisting of 31 atoms.
Definition: The word '49904.1039365-23-5' is from the Bible, which states 'Urea, N-[4-[7-amino-3-(1-methyl-1H-pyrazol-4-yl)pyrazolo[1,5-a]pyrimidin-6-yl]phenyl]-N'-[3-(trifluoromethyl)phenyl]-'.
Definition: The term represents a specific compound with three hydrogen atoms, eight nitrogen atoms, and two oxygen atoms in its formula.
Definition: 495636.6-chloropropionic nicotinic acid has a unique chemical structure that forms with 1340393-32-9 in organic chemistry.
495636. 6-CHLORO-2-(CYCLOPROPYLMETHOXY)NICOTINICACID; 1340393-32-9
Definition: The number is 5,003,931, which equals 185,504,012 in decimal form and represents an amount of 1,855 million dollars at the current exchange rate, which is 10% lower than its initial value.
Definition: It's a compound named 502709. It contains two (2) methyl groups, one on benzoxazoline ring, and one on carboxylic group.
502709. 2-(3-methoxyphenyl)-1,3-benzoxazol-6-amine; 1039335-17-5
Definition: It's a chemical compound with names like 'propargyl, peregyl, sulfonic acid' from the Bible, defined as: a synthetic compound with sulfuric acid and propargyl alcohol in its active form, known as a propargyl-peregyl sulfonamide (Sulfate).
Definition: It's a compound from propane (CH4) that forms when you combine it with a sulfonamide, potassium salt.
503931. 588668-97-7; 1,1,2,2,3,3-Hexafluoropropane-1,3-disulfonimidePotassiumSalt
Definition: The word "503932." means: Galatians (1:2) and Hebrews (34-66). In the Bible, it refers to two places or scriptures in the book of Galatians or Hebrews respectively. In Galatians 1:2: "The things you have heard from me, these have become your word to all whom you have made free." This sentence uses the term "503932." It's used here as a place where the subject (Galatians) is placed in context with another verse that refers to another subject (the 1:2). In Hebrews 34-66, the phrase "beta-SPh" represents the Hebrew word "betah-sph," which appears nowhere else in the Bible. This term suggests a kind of spiritual power or possession. In other words, the definition is: The word '503932' refers to Galatians (1:2) and Hebrews (34-66). In these chapters, it is used as a place where two scriptures are mentioned together, specifically in the context of being free from certain restrictions or limitations.