mol.

American

abbreviation

molecular.
molecule.

mol. ¹ British

abbreviation

molecular
molecule

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mol ² British

symbol

mole³

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Hungary's MOL, which operates petrol stations across the region, had already imposed a 30-litre limit.

From BBC

"We can say this with a clear conscience: the pipeline itself has not been damaged," Zsolt Hernadi, the CEO of the Hungarian energy company MOL told the ATV channel on 2 March.

From BBC

A study commissioned by MOL from a US company, extracts of which have been seen by the BBC, concluded that the pumping of oil from the burning tank would be "unlikely" to harm the underground pipeline, which by its nature is robust and used to extremes of temperature.

From BBC

But the MOL refineries lack equipment to refine non-Russian oil, which has a lower sulphur content.

From BBC

It showed binding affinities of −8.6 kcal/mol with AChE and −8.7 kcal/mol with BChE, meaning it attached more strongly to both enzymes than other compounds tested, including Succinic acid.

From Science Daily

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