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1 купринитрат
cupric nitrate -
2 меден нитрат
cupric nitrate -
3 azotan miedziowy
• cupric nitrate -
4 азотнокислая медь
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5 нитрат меди-2
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6 kopparnitrat
cupric nitrate -
7 наличие нитратов
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > наличие нитратов
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8 азотнокислая медь
[lang name="Russian"]гидроокись меди (; медь(гидоксид — cupric hydroxide
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9 ацетат меди-2
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10 нитрат меди-2
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11 nitrat
nitrateammoniumnitrat; ammonium nitratekopparnitrat; cupric nitratenatriumnitrat; sodium nitrate -
12 азотномедная соль
cupric nitrate хим.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > азотномедная соль
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13 нитраты
мн. м. nitrates -
14 азотнокислая медь
1) Geology: copper nitrate2) Chemistry: cupric nitrate -
15 нитрат меди
1) Engineering: copper nitrate2) Chemistry: cupric nitrate -
16 kobbernitrat
subst. copper nitrate, cupric nitrate -
17 соль азотномедная
<chem.> cupric nitrate -
18 нитрат двухвалентной меди
Chemistry: cupric nitrateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нитрат двухвалентной меди
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19 nitrato rameico
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