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1 trace amounts of radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > trace amounts of radionuclide
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2 radionuclide
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3 trace
1. копия; калькировать2. контур, абрис3. след; отпечатокprogram trace — след программы; трасса программы
4. траектория; путь; колея5. запись; записывать6. трассировкаtrace file — файл трассировки; трассировочный файл
7. слежение; прослеживание -
4 deposition of radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > deposition of radionuclide
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5 physicochemical form of radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > physicochemical form of radionuclide
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6 reactor-produced radionuclide
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7 redistribution of radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > redistribution of radionuclide
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8 release of radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > release of radionuclide
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9 retention of radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > retention of radionuclide
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10 unleacheable radionuclide
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > unleacheable radionuclide
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11 roadmap with trace
program trace — след программы; трасса программы
trace contaminant — микрозагрязнение; "следы"
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