Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Please suggest me a site where i can find all common names of compounds and abbreviated names like DDT,TNT.?

i want all types of information like most electronegative element,most reactive metal etc etc

Please suggest me a site where i can find all common names of compounds and abbreviated names like DDT,TNT.?
you can try www.chem4kids.com


To know some other good sites, visit www.bestedsites.com ( this is a site where you can get the links of other educational sites ).


You can even search on www.wikipedia.com ..........
Reply:www.chemfinder.com


www.aldrich.com





I'm having a son and I really would like to know what are some great names that aren't very common for boys?

I have only had daughters so far. I am pregnant with my first son and I would love some name ideas that are unique for boys and that aren't too common but nice like layton.

I'm having a son and I really would like to know what are some great names that aren't very common for boys?
Layton is great, I've always seen it spelled Leighton but I think I like your way better for a boy. Some more unique ones:





Corbin


Tucker


Parker


Cyrus


Asher


Prescott


Preston


Jasper


Felix


Archer


Merrick


Keagon


Tobias (Toby for short)


Ryder


Trey


Brody (my fav)


Brock



Reply:Kai, Jai, Jagger, Kaiser, Ken, Noah, Brenton. Why is everybody getting thumbs down!? We were asked to list unique names for boys, and almost every name I listed I know somebody called them! I think some of the names people have listed are great! Don't just put thumbs down for the heck of it.
Reply:Alecto


Anakin


Archer


Atreyu


Atticus


Axel/Axl


Bam


Blade


Blue


Chace


Chance


Chase


Cloud


Darth


Draven


Dusk


Helsinki


Heath


Horatio


Jericho


Journey


Lancelot


Lordi


Lore


Mace


Nash


Oracle


Pantera


Panther


Parker


Rayf


Saber


Salem


Tarin


Tavastia


Teak/Teek


Tour


Trivium


Turisas


Tiger/Tyger


Valo


Wyatt
Reply:Kade


Jensen


Rick


Tyler


Guy (my brother's name)


Jacob


Jordan


Spencer


Hudson


Lachlan


Oliver


Nathaniel


Brandon








sorry they arent that unique but they are nice names that arent too common.






Reply:Congratulations!


I like Layton, you could also spell it Lleyton.


I also like:


Mason


Harvey


Eamon
Reply:anthony, chayton, camelyn, draydon, haylen, lathen, thatcher, sayden/zayden, chreston, dade, crawford
Reply:Landon.


Brody.


Bryce.


Mason.



Reply:Culver


Rory


Sebastian


Nash


Isaac


Connor


Mitchel


Mikhail


Anson


Joel


Jarrah


Quinn


Chad


Lael


Ainsley





Hope I have helped.
Reply:Oliver


Elijah


Emmett


Felix


Brandon


Fergus


Mason


Tyler


Cormac


Cooper


Conner


Noah


Jackson


Lorcan


Hamish


Joesph


Emerson





hope this helps









Reply:xander


kayde


zelton


shaydon


mason


kylon


maude


aven


kyder


emmrick


cohen


krez


freydon


zuriche


tyken


kaedon


krische


mavoy


daelon


imeron


jaeroy


kaven


levon



Reply:Jarrah


Anakin


Mikel


Navid


Price


Tyron


Tyson


Zeal
Reply:Sebastian


Rebel


Norbert


Nilo
Reply:finian


giolliosa


seamus


fionn


malachy


ruan


randall


alll irish names


there are good websites....................
Reply:Layton is nice!





Aeden


Afton


Blaine


Keagen


Piper


Oscar





Just a couple ideas, hope it helps! :-)
Reply:Luke, Bruce, Jack, Mitch
Reply:Gunner


Kid


Pine


Rockee


Landy


Dune


Cross


Swanston


West Indies


Driver



Reply:Jonah


Zack


Connor
Reply:my newest grandson almost 3 months old is landon scott!
Reply:Jimbob, Oliver, Emmett are all great names.
Reply:Easy Rider would be a cool unique name.
Reply:Porterhouse


Steak


Sausage


*****


Malaka


Ganji


Bouldo
Reply:Kevin
Reply:Gabrielle
Reply:Caleb although it is becoming more common. My dad likes to think he started the trend
Reply:http://www.babynames.com/
Reply:i like Myles





for a guyy





i really love that name


Wich are the most common names in india ? and the most beutifuls?

im from sudamerica ,Ecuador.

Wich are the most common names in india ? and the most beutifuls?
aaah ando rondando por aqu铆, y veo tu pregunta, interesante!


a mi tambi茅n me gustar铆a conocer algunos de los nombres.


:D saludos soy de M茅xico.
Reply:Sheetal


doesnt it sound sweet?
Reply:esha
Reply:Krishna....
Reply:Rama,Ramu,Ramachander,Raja,Rajesh,Raghu,...


Rajeshwar,Sudhakar,Balasubramanyam,Kri...


Bharath,Balu,Giridhar,shyam,Prem, all male names


Female names Preethi Sita , savitra,sangeetha,devika,sandhya,janaki,...


Lakshmi,Jaya,Hema,Hima bindu,
Reply:akshay ahmed amit ankit abhishek,bharat , ,deepak, gopu, harish, himanshu hari, imraan irfaan ,jaswant, karan, lucky,mohit {everyone here knows atleast 3}, naresh nitin nikhil nishant, piyush pradeep pankaj,rahul{atleast 5 in a lifetime}, ,sorabh{3 normally} tushar, varun vicky and"vijay deenanath chohan" zaheer for boys





girls .. ankita ,bharti,deepika, esha , fatima, geetu, gauri, gunjan,


hritika, harpreet,kanika, kalpana, manisha{3 actress with this name},manju,mona, megha,meenakshi,neha{i know 5} ,priya {for sure},ruchi,richa ritika,sonal shweta shivani,tanya urvashi


vineeta wasifa,





need any more ??
Reply:khushbu
Reply:Pooja
Reply:most common: for boys i'd say raj, for girls puja and geeta is pretty common...the most beautiful name, well that's in the eye of the beholder isn't it?

camellia

What is the common name for a snake?

The scientific name is Ophidia, the common name you would call a snake; not as a pet but a snake.

What is the common name for a snake?
While "snake" is the most common English name, "serpent" is the next most commonly used word in English. After that, there is basically the taxonomy of "snake", species names, "nicknames", and names of "snake" and "snake species" in other languages. "Asp" and "adder" sometimes used in English, but they more commonly represent various venomous snakes of The Old World Order; most notably Europe, Africa, and The Middle East.





Here is the taxonomic hierarchy of "snake".





Kingdom - Animalia


Phylum - Chordata


Class - Reptilia


SubClass - Lepidosauria


Order - Squamata


SubOrder - Ophidia or Serpentes





That's where it stops at "snake" or "serpent". Then it breaks down into:





SuperFamily


Family


SubFamily


Genus


Species


SubSpecies
Reply:I would say "Snake" also





Maybe even reptile as someone else stated.
Reply:all snakes are in the same class reptiles,snakes the only difference is how they birth (live or eggs) and when they hunt if you know some history a serpent was the first form the devil used to get eve to eat the apple
Reply:How about "hissy"
Reply:Well, "snake" is the common name, but I guess ''reptile'' would be another.
Reply:Depends on the type of snake.
Reply:Viper ?
Reply:snake


What are common male names in France?

I would think all the Christian names are popular, like the apostles, Matthieu, Marc, Luc, Jean, and other big names from the Bible.

What are common male names in France?
lucas, math茅o, l茅o, cl茅ment, mathis, tanguy
Reply:Laurent, Nicolas, Michel, Christophe, Olivier, Patrice, St茅phane, Yannick, Fabrice, Vicncent, Guillaume, Jo毛l, Gilles, among others
Reply:Francois, Nicolas, Antoine, Michelle
Reply:Check this out


http://www.ourbabynames.co.uk/frenchboys...
Reply:darbet


One objection to common names is that?

many organisms may have the same common name








many common names may exist for the same organism








common name may not be familiar to an individual not speaking the language of the common name.








all of the above.

One objection to common names is that?
all of the above


Is there a technical and common name of achondroplasia?

Is there a simple word for achondroplasia and a technical word for it?

Is there a technical and common name of achondroplasia?
Achondroplasia is the technical term and the common term 'dwarfism' is sometimes used to describe it.
Reply:Achondroplasia is a disorder of bone growth and is a type of autosomal dominant genetic disorder that is a common cause of dwarfism. Although achondroplasia literally means "without cartilage formation," the problem is not in forming cartilage but in converting it to bone, particularly in the long bones of the arms and legs. All people with achondroplasia have short stature. The average height of an adult male with achondroplasia is 131 centimeters (4 feet, 4 inches), and the average height for adult females is 124 centimeters (4 feet, 1 inch). Characteristic features of achondroplasia include an average-size trunk, short arms and legs with particularly short upper arms and thighs, limited range of motion at the elbows, and an enlarged head (macrocephaly) with a prominent forehead. Fingers are typically short and the ring finger and middle finger may diverge, giving the hand a three-pronged (trident) appearance. People with achondroplasia are generally of normal intelligence.


I add a link with details of this subject





http://en.wikipedia.org/


wiki/Achondroplasia





Hope this helps


matador 89
Reply:Looks like you've got the technical term already. I don't know of a simple term for it like with initials or anything. It's the most common form of dwarfism.

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