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1 granular ash
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > granular ash
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2 granular ash
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3 granular ash
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4 granular ash
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5 granular soda ash
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > granular soda ash
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6 granular soda ash
Химия: гранулированная сода -
7 granular soda ash
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8 caustic ash
ash content — зольность, содержание золы
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9 white soda ash
tin ash — окись олова; оловянный ангидрид
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10 light soda ash
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > light soda ash
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11 roaster ash
сода, полученная после первой кальцинации бикарбонатаThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > roaster ash
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12 yellow soda ash
tin ash — окись олова; оловянный ангидрид
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > yellow soda ash
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13 soda ash
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14 ammonia ash
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15 light soda ash
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16 soda ash
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17 heavy soda ash
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > heavy soda ash
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18 light ash
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > light ash
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19 гранулирана сода
granular ashgranular ashesБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > гранулирана сода
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20 гранулированная сода
Chemistry: granular ash, granular soda ashУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > гранулированная сода
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