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1 heavy nuclei
группа тяжелых ядер
Ядра космических лучей с зарядом от 10 до 19 включительно.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > heavy nuclei
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2 heavy nuclei
Макаров: группа тяжелых ядер (космических лучей) -
3 heavy nuclei
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4 very heavy nuclei
группа очень тяжелых ядер
Ядра космических лучей с зарядом от 20 до 29 включительно.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > very heavy nuclei
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5 super heavy nuclei
группа самых тяжелых ядер
Ядра космических лучей с зарядом 30 и более.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > super heavy nuclei
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6 spectrometry of heavy nuclei
Макаров: спектрометрия тяжелых ядерУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > spectrometry of heavy nuclei
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7 very heavy nuclei
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8 very heavy nuclei
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9 hydrocarbon
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1) углеводород (<<нефть>) || углеводородный2) pl пласт, насыщенный углеводородами•hydrocarbons in place — углеводороды в пласте;
- acyclic hydrocarbonhydrocarbon with condensed nuclei — углеводород с конденсированными ядрами;
- alicyclic hydrocarbon
- aliphatic hydrocarbon
- aromatic hydrocarbon
- benzene hydrocarbon
- bicyclic hydrocarbon
- bypassed hydrocarbons
- centralized hydrocarbon
- chlorinated hydrocarbon
- commercially productive hydrocarbons
- complex benzene hydrocarbon
- cyclic hydrocarbon
- dispersed hydrocarbons
- ethylene hydrocarbon
- fluorinated hydrocarbon
- gas hydrocarbon
- halogenated hydrocarbon
- heavy hydrocarbon
- high-fixed hydrocarbon
- immovable hydrocarbon
- intermediate hydrocarbon
- isoparaffin hydrocarbon
- light hydrocarbon
- light nonmethane hydrocarbon
- liquid hydrocarbon
- lower paraffin hydrocarbon
- methane hydrocarbon
- movable hydrocarbon
- moved hydrocarbon
- multiring hydrocarbon
- naphthene hydrocarbon
- naphthenic hydrocarbon
- native hydrocarbon
- natural hydrocarbon
- nonvolatile hydrocarbon
- olefinic hydrocarbon
- open-chain hydrocarbon
- paraffin hydrocarbon
- producible hydrocarbon
- recoverable hydrocarbon
- residual hydrocarbon
- saturated hydrocarbon
- solid Fisher-Tropsch hydrocarbon
- spider-web hydrocarbon
- stable hydrocarbon
- tertiary hydrocarbon
- unsaturated hydrocarbon
- vein hydrocarbon
- volatile hydrocarbon
- water-free hydrocarbon* * *Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > hydrocarbon
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