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1 вредное химическое вещество
Русско-английский словарь по радиационной безопасности > вредное химическое вещество
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2 допустимая суточная норма потребления
допустимая суточная норма потребления
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acceptable daily intake
The measurement of the amount of any chemical substance that can be safely consumed by a human being in a day. Calculations are usually based on the maximum level of a substance that can be fed to animals without producing any harmful effects. This is divided by a "safety factor" to allow for the differences between animals and humans and to take account of the variation in human diets. (Source: WRIGHT)
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > допустимая суточная норма потребления
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4 ПДК вредного вещества в воздухе рабочей зоны
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > ПДК вредного вещества в воздухе рабочей зоны
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5 примесь
additive, admixture, addition [additive] agent, foreign body, chemical impurity, extraneous material, impurity substance* * *при́месь ж.1. ( вводимая намеренно) addition, additive, admixture; пп dope, impurity2. ( нежелательная) impurityакце́пторная при́месь — acceptor [p -type] impurityпри́месь внедре́ния — interstitial impurityвре́дные при́меси — detrimental [harmful] impuritiesдо́норная при́месь — donor [n -type] impurityпри́месь замеще́ния — substitutional impurityслуча́йная при́месь — unintentional impurityстехиометри́ческая при́месь — stoichiometric impurity
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