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камера, отсек; бокс; ячейка; коробка крыльев ( биплана) ; облако; ( мягкий) бак; ( пусковая) шахта; ( топливный) элемент; эл. батарея; датчик; газовый баллон [отсек] ( дирижабля) ; секция ( крыла) ; очаг ( грозы)inorganic ion-exchange membrane fuel cell — топливный элемент с неорганическими ионообменными мембранами
molten alkali carbonate cell — топливный элемент с расплавами тройных систем из углекислых солей щелочных металлов
sulfide cadmium solar cell — солнечный элемент из сульфида кадмия, сернисто-кадмиевый солнечный элемент
unpassivated silver-titanium contacted cell — непассивированный титаносеребряный контактный аккумулятор
— dry cell— gas cell
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