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21 thermoelectron emission
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22 thermionic emission
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23 exoelectron emission
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24 explosive electronic emission
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25 photoelectric emission
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26 secondary electronic emission
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27 thermionic emission
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28 thermionic-field emission
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29 mesonic decay
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30 radioactive decay
decay family — радиоактивный ряд; радиоактивное семейство
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31 chain decay
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32 chemical decay
химическая деструкция; химический распад; химическое разложениеEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > chemical decay
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33 competitive decay
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34 electron-capture decay
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35 hold for decay
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36 identification by radioactive decay
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37 neutron decay
нейтронный распад; распад нейтронаEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > neutron decay
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38 pattern of radioactive decay
decay family — радиоактивный ряд; радиоактивное семейство
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39 series decay
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40 slow radioactive decay
медленный спад радиоактивности; медленный радиоактивный распадdecay family — радиоактивный ряд; радиоактивное семейство
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