Kr
Symbol, Chemistry.
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.
Chess.
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king’s rook.
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(in Sweden and the Faeroe Islands) krona; kronor.
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(in Iceland) króna; krónur.
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(in Denmark and Norway) krone; kroner.
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.
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krona; kronor.
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króna; krónur.
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krone; kroner.
abbreviation
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Republic of Korea
symbol
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(currency)
Chemical symbol
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krypton
symbol
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king’s rook
abbreviation
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krona
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krone
Kr
The symbol for the element krypton.
Kr
The symbol for krypton.
krypton
(krĭp’tŏn’)
Symbol Kr
A colorless, odorless element in the noble gas group. It is used in certain fluorescent lamps and photographic flash lamps. Atomic number 36; atomic weight 83.80; melting point -156.6°C; boiling point -152.30°C; density 3.73 grams per liter (0°C). See Periodic Table.
knowledge representation
networking
The country code for South Korea.
[Jargon File]
(1999-01-27)
krypton
king’s rook
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krona
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krone
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