Words and phrases that have a meaning related to chromium: (149 results)
Often used in the same context:
arsenic, selenium, radium, manganese, carbon tetrachloride, contaminant, dioxane, sulfate, fluoride, benzene, vinyl chloride, perchlorate, ppb, tetrachlorethylene, nitrate, barium, cadmium, carcinogen, chloride, hexavalent, fluorine, mercury, magnesium, tremolite, orthophosphate, carbon disulfide, tritium, strontium, cerium, biphenyl, sodium fluoride, arsenide, sulphate, chloramine, methyl chloride, toxicity, benzophenone, magnesium hydroxide, heptachlor, pentachlorophenol, toxins, iodine, trichloroethane, chlordane, dioxin, methylene chloride, phosphorus, hydrogen sulfide, bromate, hydrofluoric acid, acrolein, beryllium, oxalate, particulates, iodide, gadolinium, chromate, furan, chlorobenzene, pollutants, pentoxide, toxaphene, dioxides, trichloroethylene, arsenate, hydroxides, phosphine, dental amalgam, atrazine, dieldrin, trioxide, phosphorous, xylene, stearic acid, amphibole, potassium carbonate, solvents, hexane, chlorine, pyrene, halides, acrylamide, silica, tetrachloroethylene, contamination, carbonyls, detergency, diethyl, eicosapentaenoic acid, polychlorinated biphenyl, sludge, neurotoxin, dichromate, anthracene, phthalate, anhydride, thiosulphate, cesium, biotin, sodium, cyanuric acid, nitrite, vanadium, cobalt, molybdenum, nickel, sulfur, zinc, nitrogen, titanium, aluminium, calcium, dioxide, alloyed, aluminum, silicon, chrome, copper, zirconium, metallic, alloy, austenitic, tungsten, uranium, boron, ferro
Appears in the definition of:
., alloy cast iron, alloy iron, atomic number 42, austenitic steel, box calf, chrome, chrome-nickel steel, chrome-tungsten steel, chromite, chromium-plate, chromium steel, elinvar, inconel, mo, molybdenum, nichrome, stainless steel, stellite
More general:
metal, metallic element
Synonyms:
Also try:atomic number 24, cr
— Nouns for chromium: alloys, molybdenum, steels, alloy, steel, iron, cobalt, nickel, plating, carbon, irons, more...
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