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1 выщелачивание
1) Geology: desalination, desalinisation, desalinizing, dissolution, lioxiviation2) Naval: calking3) Medicine: levigation, lixiviation4) Engineering: extraction, leach, leaching5) Agriculture: leak6) Chemistry: lightening, maceration, vatting7) Construction: leaching ( out), white-scouring8) Mining: solvent extraction9) Metallurgy: digestion (глинозема), lixiviating10) Oil: caustic wash, leaching, leached11) Silicates: alkali washing (при коррозии цементного камня), dealkalization12) Ecology: degradation (почвы), eluviation, leakage, washing out13) Oil&Gas technology desalinization14) Soil science: enleaching15) General subject: chemical degradation -
2 рассоление
1) Geology: desalinizing2) Engineering: desalination, desalinization3) Agriculture: salt removal (почвы)4) Food industry: desalting5) Ecology: demineralization (почвы), salt removal6) Makarov: desalination (почвы), desalinization (почвы), salinity control, salinization control -
3 удаление солей
1) Geology: desalination, desalinisation, desalinizing2) Industrial economy: (из центрифуги) salt extraction3) Makarov: demineralization (почвы), desalinization, desalting, draining of salt
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