-
Chimia Râmnicu Vâlcea was a
football club
based in Râmnicu Vâlcea, Vâlcea County, Romania. It was
founded in 1946 and
dissolved in 2004. It won one Romanian...
- (Un)balanced
Chemical Equation of (In)equality".
CHIMIA. 76 (9).
Swiss Chemical Society: 798–799. doi:10.2533/
chimia.2022.798. ISSN 2673-2424. O'Keeffe, Alice...
-
Stadionul Chimia is a multi-purpose stadium,
frequently used for football. It is
located in Brazi. The
stadium holds 2,000 people. v t e...
- and
refounded in 2021. The team was
established in 1962
under the name of
Chimia Turnu Măgurele and
until 1990 was
financially sustained by the
local chemical...
- Club
Sportiv Chimia Brazi,
commonly known as
Chimia Brazi, was a
Romanian football club
based in Brazi,
Prahova County.
Established in 1968, the club was...
-
Compound appeared again in the re-founded
Divizia C,
under the name of
Chimia Făgăraș,
winning the 4th
series and
promoting back to
Divizia B. Followed...
-
renamed as
Chimia Buzău.
Chimia Năsăud was
renamed as
Progresul Năsăud.
Energia Auto Timișoara was
renamed as
Energia Timișoara. ASA
Chimia Ploiești was...
-
Victoria Suceava 1959–1960
Dinamo Suceava 1960–1964
Viitorul Suceava 1964–1965
Chimia Suceava 1965–1972 CSM
Suceava 1972–1993
Bucovina Suceava 1993–1997...
-
Progresul Timișoara was
renamed as
Electrica Timișoara.
Chimia Brazi Ploiești was
renamed as
Chimia Ploiești.
Mecon București was
renamed as
Girueta București...
- Câmpina was
renamed as
Unirea Poiana Câmpina. ASA
Chimia Brazi moved to Ploiești and was
renamed to ASA
Chimia Ploiești.
Energia Săsciori
moved to Sebeș and...
