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1 hydrogen arsenite
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2 hydrogen arsenite
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3 hydrogen arsenite
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4 potassium hydrogen arsenite
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5 sodium hydrogen arsenite
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6 potassium hydrogen arsenite
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > potassium hydrogen arsenite
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7 sodium hydrogen arsenite
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8 potassium hydrogen arsenite
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9 sodium hydrogen arsenite
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10 arsenite
1. арсинит2. мышьяковистокислыйThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > arsenite
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11 dihydrogen arsenite
1. первичный кислый арсенит2. первичный кислый мышьяковистокислыйThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > dihydrogen arsenite
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12 barium arsenite
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13 potassium dihydrogen arsenite
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14 sodium dihydrogen arsenite
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15 calcium arsenite
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16 potassium arsenite
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17 sodium arsenite
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18 ammonium arsenite
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