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* [[Chain mail]], a type of armor made of interlocking chain links
* [[Chain mail]], a type of armor made of interlocking chain links
* [[Jewellery chain]] (or necklace), a type of jewelry which is worn around the neck
* [[Jewellery chain]] (or necklace), a type of jewelry which is worn around the neck
==Places==
* [[Chain Bridge (Budapest)]], a suspension bridge that spans River Danube between Buda and Pest
* [[Chain Bridge (Potomac River)]], a bridge across the Potomac River at Little Falls in Washington, D.C.
* [[Chains (geological site)]], a geological site on the north-west plateau of Exmoor, Somerset, England
* [[Union Chain Bridge]], a bridge between Northumberland, England and Berwickshire, Scotland
==People with the name==
* [[Ernst Chain]] (1906–1979), Nobel Prize-winning chemist famed for his isolation of penicillin
* [[John T. Chain Jr.]] (1934–2021), retired U.S. Air Force general


==Arts, entertainment, and media==
==Arts, entertainment, and media==
===Films and television===
===Films and television===
* [[Chains (film)|''Chains'' (film)]], a 1949 Italian melodrama film
* [[Chains (film)|''Chains'' (film)]], a 1949 Italian melodrama film
* [[Chains (Blackadder)|Chains (''Blackadder'')]], a 1986 episode of the British sitcom ''Blackadder II''
* [[Chains (Blackadder)|Chains (''Blackadder'')]], a 1986 episode of the British sitcom ''Blackadder II''
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===Music===
===Music===
* [[Chain (band)]], an Australian blues rock band active from the 1960s to the present
* [[Chain (band)]], an Australian blues rock band active from the 1960s to the present
====Albums====
====Albums====
* ''Chain'' ([[Paul Haig]] album), 1989
* ''Chain'' ([[Paul Haig]] album), 1989
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* [[Markov chain]], a discrete-time stochastic process with the Markov property
* [[Markov chain]], a discrete-time stochastic process with the Markov property
* [[Pseudo-arc]], which has at its heart the concept of a chain
* [[Pseudo-arc]], which has at its heart the concept of a chain
==Measurement==
* [[Chain (unit)]], a unit of length
* [[Gunter's chain]], measuring instrument
* [[New York City Subway chaining]], method to specify locations along the New York City Subway lines


==Mechanics, engineering, and implements==
==Mechanics, engineering, and implements==
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* [[Snow chains]] or tire chains, devices fitted to the tires of vehicles to provide maximum traction
* [[Snow chains]] or tire chains, devices fitted to the tires of vehicles to provide maximum traction
* [[Timing chain]], part of an internal combustion engine
* [[Timing chain]], part of an internal combustion engine
==People with the name==
* [[Ernst Chain]] (1906–1979), Nobel Prize–winning chemist famed for his isolation of penicillin
* [[John T. Chain Jr.]] (1934–2021), retired U.S. Air Force general
==Places==
* [[Chain Bridge (Budapest)]], a suspension bridge that spans River Danube between Buda and Pest
* [[Chain Bridge (Potomac River)]], a bridge across the Potomac River at Little Falls in Washington, D.C.
* [[Chains (geological site)]], a geological site on the north-west plateau of Exmoor, Somerset, England
* [[Union Chain Bridge]], a bridge between Northumberland, England and Berwickshire, Scotland


==Science==
==Science==
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* [[Human chain (politics)]], a form of protest
* [[Human chain (politics)]], a form of protest
* [[Signifying chain]], in semiotics, an interlocking system of signifiers
* [[Signifying chain]], in semiotics, an interlocking system of signifiers
==Measurement==
* [[Chain (unit)]], a unit of length
* [[Gunter's chain]], measuring instrument
* [[New York City Subway chaining]], method to specify locations along the New York City Subway lines


==Other uses==
==Other uses==
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==See also==
==See also==
* [[CHAIN (disambiguation)]]
* [[CHAIN (disambiguation)]]
* [[The Chain (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chain of Ponds (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chain of Ponds (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chain of thought (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chain of thought (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chained (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chained (disambiguation)]]
* [[The Chain (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chane (disambiguation)]]
* [[Daisy chain (disambiguation)]]
* [[Daisy chain (disambiguation)]]
* [[Serial (disambiguation)]]
* [[Serial (disambiguation)]]
* [[Chane (disambiguation)]]


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Latest revision as of 17:45, 22 September 2025

Template:Sister project A chain is a series of connected links which are typically made of metal.

Chain may also refer to:

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Accessories and apparel

  • Chain mail, a type of armor made of interlocking chain links
  • Jewellery chain (or necklace), a type of jewelry which is worn around the neck

Arts, entertainment, and media

Films and television

Literature

Music

  • Chain (band), an Australian blues rock band active from the 1960s to the present

Albums

Songs

Business and economics

Mathematics

Measurement

Mechanics, engineering, and implements

  • Bar-link chain (or block chain), a mechanical drive chain
  • Bicycle chain, a roller chain that transfers power from the pedals to the drive-wheel of a bicycle
  • Buffers and chain coupler, a railway device
  • Catenary (or chain), the shape of a hanging flexible cable when supported at its ends and acted upon by a uniform gravitational force
  • Chain Home and Chain Home Low, early British RDF (radar) systems of the WWII era
  • Chain tool, a small mechanical device used to "break" a bicycle chain in such a way that it could be mended with the same tool
  • Conveyor chain, a chain that conveys items in chain conveyor systems
  • Drive chain, a way of transmitting mechanical power from one place to another
  • Print chain on a chain printer
  • Roller chain, most commonly used for transmission of mechanical power
  • Self-lubricating chain, to eliminate the need for further lubrication
  • Snow chains or tire chains, devices fitted to the tires of vehicles to provide maximum traction
  • Timing chain, part of an internal combustion engine

People with the name

  • Ernst Chain (1906–1979), Nobel Prize–winning chemist famed for his isolation of penicillin
  • John T. Chain Jr. (1934–2021), retired U.S. Air Force general

Places

Science

Chemistry

  • Catenation, the bonding of atoms of the same element in a series, or chain
  • Chain reaction, a sequence of reactions where a reactive product or by-product causes additional reactions
  • Ideal chain, a mathematical model of polymer folding
  • Worm-like chain, a model in polymer physics used to describe the behavior of semi-flexible polymers

Other uses in science

  • Electron transport chain, a sequence of chemical reactions yielding the transport of an electron through a membrane
  • Food chain, a hierarchical or recursive list of predators and prey

Sequences

Geological features

Other sequences

  • Chain bridge, type of suspension bridge
  • Chain crew, crew that manages signal poles in gridiron football
  • Chain gang, group of prisoners chained together as a form of punishment
  • Chain letter, a message that attempts to induce the recipient to make a number of copies of the message and then pass them on to one or more new recipients
  • Chain of events, a number of actions and their effects that are linked together
  • Chain smoking, practice of smoking several cigarettes/cigars in succession
  • Chain stitch, in sewing and embroidery, a series of looped stitches that form a chain
  • Chaining, a technique from applied behavioral analysis for teaching complicated tasks by breaking them into simpler steps
  • Hudson River Chains, one of several chains used in blockades of the Hudson River
  • Human chain (politics), a form of protest
  • Signifying chain, in semiotics, an interlocking system of signifiers

Other uses

  • Chain (caste), a cultivating and fishing caste found in India
  • Chains (nautical), small platforms on the sides of ships
  • Fetter (Buddhism) (mental chain), a deeply rooted mental attachment preventing one from achieving liberation from suffering

See also

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