3H6

3H6 is an alphanumeric designation used in several unrelated contexts to label items or entries. There is no single universally recognized entity known simply as "3H6"; instead, the meaning depends on the domain and the issuing organization.

In science and technology, "3H" is commonly used as an abbreviation for tritium in labeling schemes. When combined with a numeral such as "6" in internal catalogs or data files, "3H6" typically denotes a specific entry, lot, or variant rather than a chemical name. The exact interpretation requires reference to the associated catalog or dataset.

In transportation and logistics, alphanumeric codes like "3H6" appear as route numbers, container identifiers, or equipment codes within a company’s system. They are not standardized across the industry and usually require an accompanying key to reveal the meaning.

In product cataloging, "3H6" can function as a stock-keeping unit (SKU), model number, or file identifier. It may be assigned by a manufacturer or retailer to distinguish a particular version of a product.

Because "3H6" spans multiple domains, users encountering it should consult the relevant context—documentation, catalog, or database—to determine the intended reference. If a specific field or organization is known, that context will typically clarify whether "3H6" designates a chemical entry, a transit code, or a product identifier.