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6 equilibrium
1) равновесие
2) равновесный
3) уравновешенность
4) эквилибр
5) равновесность
– accent equilibrium
– acid-base equilibrium
– apparent equilibrium
– attain equilibrium
– be in equilibrium
– bring to equilibrium
– center of equilibrium
– disturb equilibrium
– elastic equilibrium
– equilibrium amount
– equilibrium at rest
– equilibrium chart
– equilibrium concentration
– equilibrium condition
– equilibrium constant
– equilibrium diagram
– equilibrium equation
– equilibrium is established
– equilibrium number
– equilibrium of forces
– equilibrium plasma
– equilibrium point
– equilibrium position
– equilibrium potential
– equilibrium pressure
– equilibrium process
– equilibrium solution
– equilibrium state
– equilibrium temperature
– false equilibrium
– frozen equilibrium
– in equilibrium
– indefferent equilibrium
– indifferent equilibrium
– membrane equilibrium
– mobile equilibrium
– neutral equilibrium
– nitrogen equilibrium
– not in equilibrium
– phase equilibrium
– put in equilibrium
– stability of equilibrium
– stable equilibrium
– thermal equilibrium
– transient equilibrium
– unstable equilibrium
– vapor-liquid equilibrium
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium formula — <phys.> закон Харди-Вейнберга
local thermodynamic equilibrium — равновесие термодинамическое локальное
reaction equilibrium constant — константа равновесия реакции
secular equilibrium of isotopes — вековое равновесие изотопов
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