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1 absorbed neutron
absorbed neutron aufgenommenes [absorbiertes] Neutron nEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > absorbed neutron
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2 absorbed neutron
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3 absorbed dose
test dose — тест-доза, пробная, контрольная или опытная доза
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > absorbed dose
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4 поглощённый нейтрон
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5 radiation
излучение; радиация; испускание-
absorbed radiation
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absorbed solar radiation
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acoustic radiation
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actinic radiation
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activating radiation
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alpha-particle radiation
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alpha radiation
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anisotropic neutron radiation
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atmospheric radiation
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atmospheric thermal radiation
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auroral radiation
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back radiation
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backfire radiation
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background radiation
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backscattered radiation
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backward radiation
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band-to-band radiation
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beam solar radiation
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beta radiation
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blackbody radiation
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broadside radiation
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capture radiation
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Cerenkov radiation
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characteristic radiation
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circular radiation
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circumsolar radiation
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coherent radiation
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collision radiation
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concentrated solar radiation
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corpuscular radiation
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cosmic radiation
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cyclotron radiation
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daily solar radiation
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decay radiation
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deceleration radiation
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densely ionizing radiation
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diffuse sky radiation
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diffused radiation
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diffuse radiation
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diffusion neutron radiation
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dipole radiation
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direct solar radiation
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directed radiation
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direct radiation
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directional neutron radiation
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direct-ionizing radiation
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Earth-emitted radiation
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Earth radiation
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Earth-reflected radiation
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electromagnetic radiation
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electron radiation
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end-fire radiation
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extra-terrestrial radiation
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extraterrestrial solar radiation
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far red radiation
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forward-scattered radiation
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free-space radiation
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fringe radiation
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gamma radiation
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global solar radiation
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hard radiation
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head-on radiation
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high-energy radiation
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high-level radiation
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hourly solar radiation
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impact radiation
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incident radiation
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incoherent radiation
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incoming solar radiation
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indirect-ionizing radiation
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infrared radiation
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intersolid radiation
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ionizing radiation
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isotopic neutron radiation
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K-capture radiation
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laser radiation
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lateral radiation
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leakage radiation
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long-lived radiation
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long-range radiation
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low-energy radiation
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low-level radiation
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microwave radiation
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mixed radiation
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monochromatic radiation
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monthly solar radiation
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multimodal radiation
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multiple radiation
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natural background radiation
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natural radiation
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net radiation
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neutron radiation
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nocturnal radiation
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noncoherent radiation
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nonionizing radiation
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nonluminous radiation
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nonpolarized radiation
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nuclear radiation
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omnidirectional radiation
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optical radiation
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outgoing radiation
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out-of-band radiation
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particle radiation
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penetrating radiation
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polarized radiation
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primary radiation
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proton radiation
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pulse radiation
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radiation of conductors
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radio radiation
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radioactive radiation
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radio-wave radiation
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Raman radiation
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receiver radiation
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red radiation
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residual radiation
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resonance radiation
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return radiation
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roentgen radiation
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scattered radiation
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scene radiation
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secondary radiation
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sewage gamma radiation
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short-lived radiation
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short-range radiation
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sidelobe radiation
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single-mode radiation
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sky radiation
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slowing-down radiation
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soft radiation
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solar radiation
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space radiation
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spurious radiation
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steady-state radiation
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stimulated radiation
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suppressed radiation
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synchrotron radiation
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terrestrial radiation
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thermal radiation
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total solar radiation
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transient radiation
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ultraviolet radiation
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upwelling radiation
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visible radiation
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X-radiation
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yearly solar radiation
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