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1 carbon
technology• noki• hiilipaperichemistry• hiili• kopio* * *(an element occurring as diamond and graphite and also in coal etc.) hiili- carbon dioxide
- carbon monoxide
- carbon paper -
2 carbon copy
• hiilipaperijäljennös• läpilyöntikopio• konekirjoitusjäljennös• kopio* * *(a copy of writing or typing made by means of carbon paper.) hiilipaperijäljennös -
3 carbon monoxide
• häkä• hiilimonoksidi* * *(a colourless, very poisonous gas which has no smell: Carbon monoxide is given off by car engines.) häkä -
4 carbon paper
• hiilipaperi• kalkeeripaperi• kalkkeripaperi• kalkiopaperi• kalkkeerauspaperi* * *(a type of paper coated with carbon etc which makes a copy when placed between the sheets being written or typed.) hiilipaperi -
5 carbon dioxide
chemistry• hiilidioksidi• hiilioksidi• hiilidioksiidi• hiilihappo* * *(a gas present in the air, breathed out by man and other animals.) hiilidioksidi -
6 carbon bisulphide
chemistry• rikkihiili -
7 carbon black
technology• noki -
8 carbon body paper
• hiilipaperin pohjapaperi -
9 carbon body tissue
• hiilipaperin silkkipohjapaperi -
10 carbon brush
• hiiliharja -
11 carbon chain
• hiiliketju -
12 carbon coating
• hiilipäällystys• karbonointi -
13 carbon compound
• hiiliyhdiste -
14 carbon content
• hiilipitoisuus -
15 carbon copy paper
• läpilyöntipaperi -
16 carbon cricible
• hiiliupokas -
17 carbon dating
• hiili-ikäys -
18 carbon deposit
• karsta -
19 carbon disulphide
chemistry• rikkihiili -
20 carbon dust
• hiilijauhe
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