I would like to know the chemical substances corresponding to English abbreviations
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There is a set of media for which English abbreviations are used; I searched for relevant information, but it wasn’t detailed enough or sometimes no information could be found at all. Examples include: ADG, ADH, ADS,ADX, ADY, SEED； Help, thank you! ! ! ! ! ! ! !
The abbreviations listed by the original poster seem to be not standard English abbreviations. In HG-20559.5 \"Material Codes and Abbreviations for Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams\", the term AD is used to refer to a certain type of additive; the ADG, ADH, and ADS you listed are probably additives of type G/H/S, right? For the exact meaning, it’s more reliable to look up the etymology of the abbreviation
Many consider them abbreviations. . .