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PFCA
(redirected from Perfluorinated Carboxylic Acid)

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PFCAPinon Flat, CA (seismological station)
PFCAPublic Fuel Cell Alliance
PFCAPeople First of California, Inc.
PFCAPerfluorinated Carboxylic Acid
PFCAPartnership for Families Children and Adults
PFCAPublic Folder Connection Agreement
PFCAPatient Focused Care Association
PFCAParker Football Coaches Association (Colorado)
PFCAPerformance Ford Club of America
PFCAPublic Facility Compliance Alternative
PFCAPug Figurine Club of America
PFCAPump Flow Control Assembly
PFCAPulsed Flow Chemiluminescence Analyser
PFCAPrivate Foreign Currency Account
PFCAPrincipal Finance Credit Arbitrage
PFCAPreliminary Functional Configuration Audit


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Mabury notes that change has followed hard on the heels of 3M's withdrawal of its old version of Scotchgard, which consisted of precursors to PFOS and other perfluorinated carboxylic acids, part of a class of perfluorinated chemicals (PFCs).
Environmental stain fading fast by Lougheed, Tim / Environmental Health Perspectives
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