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FeH is predicted to have a quartet and a sextet ground states.

It is estimated that hcp FeH would be stable under those conditions.

In M giant red giants the gas pressure is too low for FeH to form.

Quark said "Double feh" and packed his bags.

Complexes can also contain FeH with hydrogen molecules as a ligand.

Some have speculated that mehs origin is Yiddish because of its similarity to the interjection "feh".

Molecular FeH has been produced by the decay of Co embedded in solid hydrogen.

Groundhog Day, Feh!

FeH can also be produced by the interaction of Iron pentacarbonyl vapour and atomic hydrogen in a microwave discharge.

Yiddish expressions of negativity ("feh!"

This form of FeH is rapidly created at room temperature and 3.8 GPa from hydrogen and α-iron.

Iron(I) hydride is a chemical compound of iron and hydrogen with chemical formula FeH.

Very probably, hackish 'foo' had no single origin and derives through all these channels from Yiddish 'feh' and/or English 'fooey'.

The dhcp form of FeH can be preserved in a metastable form at ambient pressures by first lowering the temperature below 100 K.

There are however several coordination compounds of iron where H is one of the ligands, which may be regarded as complexes of FeH.

The copywriter, Pat McKay, and the art director, Feh Tarty, will have the same titles at Goodby, Silverstein.

For example, the related salt MgBr(THF)FeH is soluble as are related alkoxides.

Standard Annual Average Rainfall, a hydrological term used in the Flood Estimation Handbook (FEH).

Shibazaki and others estimate that it should have a somewhat higher proportion of hydrogen than the inner core, but there is not enough data about molten FeH for accurate estimates.

Illustrative examples include the salts [MgBr(THF)]FeH and KReH.

In 1991 J. V. Badding and others identified the compound by X-ray diffraction as having the approximate composition FeH and double hexagonal close packed (dhcp) structure.

Margrit Feh Lohner, from Zurich, Switzerland, joined the Tabernacle Choir and the Swiss Chorus Edelweiss upon her arrival in Utah in 1940.

Dr. Richard "Rick" J. Freuler is a professor and coordinator of the Fundamentals of Engineering for Honors (FEH) program at the Ohio State University.

The reconstruction, overseen by Ray Shepardson, was started in 1999 with the expertise of architect Ed Storm from FEH Associates in Sioux City at a cost of nearly $12million.

Dubbed the 'Miracle Child' when he was a youngster, he appeared on television and sang "Yallee Ta'ebney Seneen Feh Hawak" when he was 8, fascinating the public.