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absolute temperature temperature measured from absolute zero, where all motion stops.
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absolute scale Temperature scale using absolute zero as the zero point on the scale.
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absolute aromatic material extracted from a plant using solvent extraction; tend to be more viscous than essential oils
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absolute zero The temperature (-273.15 o C or 0 K) at which the volume and pressure of an ideal gas extrapolate to zero.
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absolute neutrophil count The number of neutrophils in the blood, measured by cells per cubic millimeter. ANC is determined by adding the percentage of neutrophils in the blood with the percentage of bands in the blood, multiplying that number by the white blood count and dividing the product by 100. This number represents the amount of neutrophils, which are available for defending the body at the time of the blood test. A normal ANC for a non-neutropenic person is generally within the range of 1800-7000.
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