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1 cured resin
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2 cured resin
scammony resin — скамоний; смола ялапы
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > cured resin
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3 cured resin
Англо-русский словарь нефтегазовой промышленности > cured resin
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4 cured resin
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > cured resin
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5 cured resin
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6 cured resin
1) Текстиль: вулканизованная смола2) Нефть: отверждённая смола -
7 cured resin
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8 cured resin
затверділа смолаEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of microelectronics > cured resin
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9 cured resin
(plast) răşină întărită -
10 cured resin
English-russian plastics terminology dictionary > cured resin
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11 cured resin
żywica utwardzona -
12 cured resin
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13 cured resin
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14 cured resin
English-Russian dictionary of microelectronics > cured resin
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15 cured resin
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16 cured resin
English-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > cured resin
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17 cured resin binder
Englsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > cured resin binder
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18 self-cured resin
synthetic resin — синтетическая смола; пластмасса
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19 self-cured resin
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20 resin
1) смола || смолить2) канифоль3) камедь4) полимер•-
acetal resin
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acetaldehyde-urea-formaldehyde resin
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aceton resins
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acidic resins
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acrylate resin
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acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene resin
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aldehyde resin
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alkyd resin
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allyl resin
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amide-imide resin
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amino-formaldehyde resin
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aminoplast resin
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ammonium-form cation-exchange resin
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anion-exchange resin
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anion resin
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aromatic petroleum resin
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aromatic polyester resin
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artificial resin
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bakelite resin
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block copolymer resin
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butyral resin
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carbamide resin
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castable resin
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cast resin
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cation-exchange resin
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cation resin
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chelating resin
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coal-tar resin
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common resin
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coumarone resin
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cured resin
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curing resin
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degrade resin
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delrin resin
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drying-oil alkya resin
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entrained cation-exchange resin
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entrained cation resin
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epoxide resin
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fast reacting resin
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field-decrosslinked resin
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field-degraded cation resin
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field-fouled anion resin
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fluorocarbon resin
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fuel resins
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furane resin
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furfural resin
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gelular resin
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glass reinforced epoxy resin
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glass-reinforced resin
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glyptal resin
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gold epoxy resin
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granular-type cation-exchange resin
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granular-type cation resin
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gum-oil resin
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gum resin
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hardenable resin
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hardened resin
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hazardous resin
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hot box resin
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hydrid resins
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hydrocarbon resin
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hydrogen form cation resin
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inert resin
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ion-exchange resin
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ion resin
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ionic-form resin
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ionomer resin
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macroreticular ion-exchange resin
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melamine-phenolic resin
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methacrylate resin
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mineral resin
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mining resin
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molding resin
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mold resin
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natural resin
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neutral resins
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nonshrinking resin
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offending resin
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oil-soluble resin
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petroleum resin
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phenol ether resin
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phenol-formaldehyde resin
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phenol-furfural resin
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phenolic resin
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polyacetal resin
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polyacrylic resin
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polyamide resin
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polybutadiene resin
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polyurethane resin
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polyvinyl chloride resin
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polyvinylformaldehyde resin
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potting resin
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pre-regenerated resin
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rosin-modified phenolic resin
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rubber resin
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self-leveling resin
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silicone resin
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silver epoxy resin
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slow reacting resin
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strong-acid cation-exchange resin
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strong-acid cation resin
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sulfonic cation-exchange resin
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sulfonic cation resin
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synthetic resin
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thermoplastic resin
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thermosetting resin
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tramp cation-exchange resin
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tramp cation resin
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urea resin
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urea-formaldehyde resin
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vinyl resin
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weak-acid cation-exchange resin
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weak-acid cation resin
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wood resin
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