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G
Fifth letter of a Nasdaq stock symbol specifying that the issue is the first convertible bond of the company.
g
Used immediately following the stock name in stock transaction tables of newspapers to indicate that dividends and earnings are in Canadian currency but that the stock price is in U.S. dollars: Dome g .12.


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To understand the chemical erosion of the refractory due to iron oxide attack, the various forms of iron oxide must be identified and classified according to Gibbs Free Energy of Formation at a given iron melting temperature (Table 1).
Iron- and manganese oxides: culprits of refractory erosion by Green, Timothy M. / Modern Casting
This leads us to the Gibbs free energy G, (not to be confused with shear modulus G) which defines the maximum work a process can perform under a constant pressure thus;
Elastomers and aging by Hertz, Daniel L. / Rubber World
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