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41 ruby glass
1. рубин; рубиновое стеклоadiactinic glass — стекло, не пропускающее актиничные лучи
2. рубиновое стеклоThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > ruby glass
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42 broken glass
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43 carnival glass
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44 custard glass
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45 end-of-day glass
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46 metal glass
физ. аморфный металл, «металлическое стекло», метглас -
47 spatter glass
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48 adiactinic glass
стекло, не пропускающее актиничные лучиEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > adiactinic glass
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49 aluminosilicate glass
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > aluminosilicate glass
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50 armoured glass
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51 barium glass
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52 borosilicate glass
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > borosilicate glass
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53 bottle glass
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54 chalcogenide glass
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > chalcogenide glass
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55 clouded glass
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56 grooved glass
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57 laminated glass
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > laminated glass
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58 milk glass
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59 optical glass
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60 photographic glass
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > photographic glass
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