Definitions for "KOH"
Abbreviation/acronym — Chemical symbol for Potassium Hydroxide, the kind of lye that you use for soft/liquid soaps. Commonly known as potash.
the chemical Potassium Hydroxide. Used in a 3% solution, it is a standard mounting medium used to rehydrate material for microscopic examination. It may also be used as a macro- or micro-chemical reagent differentially staining the tissues of some species. Concentrated solutions of this chemical are caustic and should be handled with care.
Potassium Hydroxide, which is used to make Biodiesel from ethanol, a metalic base (acid)
Island (N.B. The K in koh is pronounced much like hard g)
Island in Thai Language koh lanta koh phangan koh samui
Koh, also variously romanized Ko, Go, or Goh, is a common Korean family name. As of the 2000 South Korean census, there were 435,000 Kohs in South Korea, accounting for just under 1% of the population.
KOE common name of Lacandon Maya women - see Characters
A light fixture that is installed from catwalks, ceilings, or truss systems, and can easily light up a 10x20 booth/stand space. It cannot be installed on the exhibit itself due to the temperature at which it burns.