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D (medicine)


D


1. <abbreviation> Symbol for Diopter; for dexter (right), the vitamin D potency of cod liver oil, multiples of which (5D, 100D, etc.) are used to designate the vitamin D potency of irradiated ergosterol (viosterol) or Other substances; for deuterium; for dihydrouridine in nucleic acids; for diffusing capacity; for aspartic acid; dihydrouridine; diffusion coefficient (in italics).

2. <chemistry> Denotes a double bond, usually with a superscript to indicate position in a chain (d5); application of heat in a reaction (A B); absence of heat treatment (); distance between two atoms in a molecule; or position of a substituent located on the fourth atom from the carboxyl or Other primary functional group (d); change (d); thickness (d); chemical shift in NMR (d).

3. <prefix> Prefix indicating a chemical compound to be dextrorotatory; should be avoided when (+) or (-) could be used.


PLURIES, practice (law)


PLURIES, practice. A term by which a writ issued subsequently to an alias of the same kind, is denominated. the same kind, is denominated. 2. The pluries writ is made by adding after we command you, the words, 2. The pluries writ is made by adding after we command you, the words, "as often times we have commanded you." This is called the first pluries, "as often times we have commanded you." This is called the first pluries, the next is called the second pluries,