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1 mercury dental
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2 mercury dental
Медицина: ртуть для амальгамовой пробы -
3 dental health in workers previously exposed to mercury vapour
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > dental health in workers previously exposed to mercury vapour
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4 dental mercury
Медицина: ртуть для амальгамовой пломбы -
5 flouring of mercury
red mercury oxide — красная окись ртути; окись ртути(
subchloride of mercury — хлористая ртуть (; каломель
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > flouring of mercury
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6 soot of mercury
штуп; загрязненный конденсат ртути, полученный при возгонке ртути из рудred mercury oxide — красная окись ртути; окись ртути(
subchloride of mercury — хлористая ртуть (; каломель
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > soot of mercury
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7 subchloride of mercury
хлористая ртуть (; каломельred mercury oxide — красная окись ртути; окись ртути(
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > subchloride of mercury
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8 DAMS
1) Компьютерная техника: differential amplification magnetic sensor2) Военный термин: Defense Against Missile Systems, Deputy Assistant Military Secretary, Division Ammunition Management System, Dynamic Airspace Management System, deductive analysis of missile systems, defense against missile system, disposal accounting management system3) Техника: double-arm magnetic spectrometer4) Химия: Dental Amalgam Mercury Syndrome5) Грубое выражение: Dumb Ass Male Syndrome -
9 dams
1) Компьютерная техника: differential amplification magnetic sensor2) Военный термин: Defense Against Missile Systems, Deputy Assistant Military Secretary, Division Ammunition Management System, Dynamic Airspace Management System, deductive analysis of missile systems, defense against missile system, disposal accounting management system3) Техника: double-arm magnetic spectrometer4) Химия: Dental Amalgam Mercury Syndrome5) Грубое выражение: Dumb Ass Male Syndrome
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