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HL meaning in Physics Related ?

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INFO: Full form for HL is Heat Loss in Physics Related category
HL also has other full forms in other categories mentioned below.

Full Form Category
Hurricane Landcrash Academic & Science
Happiness Level Academic & Science
Hamilton Library Academic & Science
Host Language Academic & Science
Hectoliter Academic & Science
Hall of Languages Academic & Science
Hard Limiting Business
Hecla Mining Company Business
Home Loan Business
Hall and Lieberman economic theory Business
Heavy Lift Business
Heilmann and Lieb (non-crossing Rule) Chemistry
Half Life Chemistry
Heavy Liquid Chemistry
Hypothetical Learning Community
Higher Level Community
Horse Life Community
Hashed List Computing
Hora Lagna General
Hot Launch General
High Loft General
High Lord General
Membership Hot Line General
Hup Leck General
Hes Lying General
High Luster General
Habs Lampoon General
HogwartsLive General
High Load General
High Launch General
Hypotenuse Leg General
Healthy Living General
Harry Larry General
hương lộ General
Heart Lung General
Hitachi Lg General
High Lumen General
High Lanuch General
Hard Labour General
Hot Load General
Hac Lege General
Hazardous Location General
Harlan Leonard General
Hidden Layer General
Henry Louis General
Hiram Lewis General
High Low General
Horizontal Landing Governmental
the House of Lords Governmental
House of Lords Governmental
HochLicht International
HektoLitre International
Hopeful Lurker Internet
Haliaetus Leucocephalus Medical
Hearing Loss Medical
Heart and Lungs Medical
Hair Loss Medical
Hepatic Lipase Medical
Hepatic Lipidosis Medical
Hearing Level Medical
Hyperpigmented Lesions Medical
Head Lice Medical
Health Level Medical
Humerus Length Medical
hyperlipidemia Medical
Hapag-lloyd Messaging
Heat Loss Physics Related
Holland Regional
Heart Land Regional
High Level Space Science
Hinge Line Space Science
Hydrogen Line Space Science
Hardline Space Science
Heel Line Space Science
Hockey League Sports
Head Linesman Sports


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