CAS registry number (2820 bytes)
1: ...l molecule databases today allow searching by CAS number.
3: ... of a single digit serving as a [[checksum]]. The numbers are assigned in increasing order and do not have...
4: ...ular arithmetic|modulo]] 10. For example, the CAS number of [[water]] is 7732-18-5, and the checksum is ca...
6: ..., whole classes of molecules receive a single CAS number: the group of [[alcohol dehydrogenase]]s has 9031...
8: ...-36-2), one should include cocaine hydrochloride (CAS 53-21-4), since this is the most common form of c...

CAS (903 bytes)
1: '''CAS''' is an acronym for:
6: * [[Chemical Abstracts Service]], CAS Registry Number.

B-CAS (199 bytes)
1: '''B-CAS''' is a vender and operator of [[CAS]] system in Japan.
4: *[[Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting]]
5: *[[de:Integrated Services Digital Broadcasting]]

Cas Corach (159 bytes)
1: In [[Irish mythology]], '''Cas Corach''' was a hero who killed three [[werewolf|...

CAS Latency (1737 bytes)
1: ...enced in traversing a system. Taken together, the CAS Latency (CL) refers to the length of time, in clo...
3: ... of the memory cell, the CAS Latency measures the number of clock cycles between the time the request for ...

List of people by name: Cas-Caz (9969 bytes)
3: ==Cas==
5: ===Casa-Casg===
6: *[[Jack Casady|Casady, Jack]], (born 1944), musician ("[[Jefferson A...
7: *[[Pablo Casals|Casals, Pablo]], (1876-1973), [[cello|cellist]] and c...
8: *[[Pau Casals|Casals, Pau]], (1876-1973), musician

24 (number) (3925 bytes)
1: [[Category:Integers|2 4]] [[Category:Composite numbers|2 4]]
2: ... following [[23 (number)|23]] and preceding [[25 (number)|25]].
5: <tr><td colspan=2>{{numbers_20s}}
6: <tr><td>[[Cardinal number|Cardinal]] <td>twenty-four
7: <tr><td>[[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]<td>twenty-fourth

UN number (4034 bytes)
1: ...onous materials) of commercial importance. This [[numbering scheme]] is widely used in international comme...
3: ...nt levels of purity may also receive different UN numbers.
5: UN numbers range from UN1001 to about UN3500 and are assign...
7: ...number may have an NA number. These additional NA numbers use the range NA8000 - NA9999.
9: ...e the hazard class(es) of a substance from its UN number: they have to be looked up in a table.

26 (number) (2844 bytes)
1: [[Category:Integers|2 6]] [[Category:Composite numbers|2 6]]
2: ... following [[25 (number)|25]] and preceding [[27 (number)|27]].
5: <tr><td colspan=2>{{numbers_20s}}
6: <tr><td>[[Cardinal number|Cardinal]] <td>twenty-six
7: <tr><td>[[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]<td>twenty-sixth

23 (number) (4395 bytes)
2: ... following [[22 (number)|22]] and preceding [[24 (number)|24]].
5: <tr><td colspan=2>{{numbers_20s}}
6: <tr><td>[[Cardinal number|Cardinal]] <td>twenty-three
7: <tr><td>[[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]<td>twenty-third
8: <tr><td>[[Factorization]]<td>''[[prime number|prime]]''

25 (number) (3429 bytes)
1: ... following [[24 (number)|24]] and preceding [[26 (number)|26]].
4: <tr><td colspan=2>{{numbers_20s}}
5: <tr><td>[[Cardinal number|Cardinal]] <td>twenty-five
6: <tr><td>[[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]<td>twenty-fifth
14: ...[centered octagonal number]] and an [[automorphic number]].

9 (number) (10575 bytes)
5: | colspan="2" | {{numbers (digits)}}
7: | [[Cardinal number|Cardinal]]
10: | [[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]
74: ...]] following [[8 (number)|8]] and preceding [[10 (number)|10]]. Prefixes for 9 include [[ennea-]] ([[Greek...
80: ...he same way that the @ character encircles a lowercase a. (The Nagari glyph might remind some of the [[...

22 (number) (3663 bytes)
1: [[Category:Integers|2 2]] [[Category:Composite numbers|2 2]]
2: ... following [[21 (number)|21]] and preceding [[23 (number)|23]].
5: <tr><td colspan=2>{{numbers_20s}}
6: <tr><td>[[Cardinal number|Cardinal]] <td>twenty-two
7: <tr><td>[[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]<td>twenty-second

DX number (324 bytes)
1: ...acturer of a film emulsion. A list of assigned DX numbers for [[Advanced Photo System|APS]] and [[135 film...

4 (number) (10969 bytes)
2: :''This article discusses the number '''Four'''. Four is also the name of a French com...
6: | colspan="2" | {{numbers (digits)}}
8: | [[Cardinal number|Cardinal]]
11: | [[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]
45: ...r]] following [[3 (number)|3]] and preceding [[5 (number)|5]]. Prefixes for 4 include [[tetra-]] ([[Greek ...

10 (number) (6655 bytes)
1: ...]] following [[9 (number)|9]] and preceding [[11 (number)|11]]. Prefixes for 10 include [[deca-]] ([[Greek...
4: | colspan=2 | {{numbers_10s}}
6: | [[Cardinal number|Cardinal]]
9: | [[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]
35: Ten is a [[composite number]], its proper [[divisor]]s being [[one|1]], [[two...

12 (number) (8253 bytes)
3: | colspan="2" | {{numbers (10s)}}
5: | [[Cardinal number|Cardinal]]
8: | [[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]
46: ... following [[11 (number)|11]] and preceding [[13 (number)|13]].
50: ...ghly composite number]], the next one being [[24 (number)|24]].

11 (number) (4937 bytes)
1: ... following [[10 (number)|10]] and preceding [[12 (number)|12]]. Eleven is the smallest positive integer re...
4: ! colspan=2 |{{numbers 10s}}
6: ||[[Cardinal number|Cardinal]] ||11<br>eleven
8: ||[[Ordinal number|Ordinal]] ||11th<br>eleventh
12: ||[[Factorization]] ||''[[prime number|prime]]''

3 (number) (10867 bytes)
5: | colspan="2" | {{numbers (digits)}}
7: | [[Cardinal number|Cardinal]]
10: | [[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]
17: | [[prime number|prime]]
44: ...r]] following [[2 (number)|2]] and preceding [[4 (number)|4]]. Prefixes for 3 include [[tri-]] ([[Greek nu...

7 (number) (9804 bytes)
5: | colspan="2" | {{numbers (digits)}}
7: | [[Cardinal number|Cardinal]]
10: | [[Ordinal number|Ordinal]]
17: | [[prime number|prime]]
44: ...r]] following [[6 (number)|6]] and preceding [[8 (number)|8]]. Prefixes for 7 include [[hepta-]] ([[Greek ...

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