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ORP
(redirected from Oxidation-reduction potential)

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ORPOxidation-Reduction Potential
ORPOptional Retirement Program
ORPOffice of River Protection
ORPOpen Runtime Platform
ORPObjective Rally Point (Army)
ORPOffice of Radiation Programs (US EPA)
ORPOff Road Parking (housing, UK)
ORPOperational Recovery Plan
ORPOperational Readiness Platform
ORPOperational Research Project (India)
ORPOperational Ration Pack
ORPOil Recovery Plant
ORPOverall Responsible Party (public HIV surveillance official)
ORPOkret Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej (Polish: Ship of the Polish Republic; Poland)
ORPOccurrence Reporting Program
ORPOriginating Responsibility Plan
ORPocean reception point (US DoD)
ORPOficina de Responsabilidad Pública (Spanish, Guatemalan Internal Affairs office)
ORPOrganizational Performance Review
ORPOperation Readiness Plan
ORPOperational Requirements Panel
ORPOptical Recorder Peripheral
ORPOperative Radiated Power
ORPOrdinary Renewal Process
ORPOrder Review Point
ORPOptical Reference Plane


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Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) for Water Disinfection Monitoring, Control and Documentation.
Letter to the editor by AMAA Journal
Ascorbic acid-added beef had a lower oxidation-reduction potential.
Ascorbic acid, antioxidants optimize irradiated beef quality by Microbial Update International
New oxidation-reduction potential controllers determine the amount of chlorine discharged.
Chemical imbalance: why one water park switched its water-chemistry ... by Finney, Clay / Parks & Recreation
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