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A chemical substance that is not mixed (ie, pure). An example is absolute alcohol, with is ethyl alcohol, 99% pure, containing not more than one percent by weight of impurities.
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| absolute neutrophil count |
The total number of polys and bands in the blood. The ANC tells if you are at Neutrophil risk of infection.
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| absolute zero |
is the lowest possible temperature that a substance can have. At absolute zero, the kinetic energy of the molecules is at a minimum.
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| absolute zero |
is the lowest temperature possible, corresponding to no random molecular movement. This temperature is -273
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| absolute zero |
The coldest possible temperature at which all molecular motion ceases. It is expressed in degrees Kelvin as measured from absolute zero. Zero degrees Kelvin equals minus 273.16
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