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2 intermediate isotope
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > intermediate isotope
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3 intermediate isotope
среднетяжёлый ( промежуточный) изотопАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > intermediate isotope
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4 intermediate isotope
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Техника: промежуточный изотоп, среднетяжёлый изотоп -
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Англо русский политехнический словарь > intermediate isotope
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7 isotope
изотоп || изотопический, изотопный-
activating isotope
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alpha-emitting isotope
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beta-emitting isotope
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biologically significant isotope
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daughter isotope
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enriched isotope
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fertile isotope
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fission isotope
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gamma-emitting isotope
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heavy isotope
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industrial isotope
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intermediate isotope
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light isotope
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long-lived isotope
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man-made isotope
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naturally occurring isotope
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natural isotope
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neutron-deficient isotope
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neutron-rich isotope
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original isotope
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parent isotope
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radioactive isotope
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short-lived isotope
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stable isotope
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tracer isotope
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unstable isotope -
8 isotope
1) изотопический
2) изотопный
– daughter isotope
– enrich an isotope
– fissionable isotope
– heavy isotope
– intermediate isotope
– isotope effect
– isotope separation
– isotope shift
– isotope source
– light isotope
– long-lived isotope
– man-made isotope
– natural isotope
– neutron-excess isotope
– neutron-rich isotope
– parent isotope
– pure isotope
– radioactive isotope
– short-lived isotope
– stable isotope
– synthesize an isotope
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9 intermediate
1) промежуточный
2) междулежащий
3) межеумок
4) межеумочный
5) мекдулежащий
6) вспомогательный
7) средний
8) промежуточное звено
– intermediate airport
– intermediate axle
– intermediate block
– intermediate center
– intermediate constituent
– intermediate draft
– intermediate energy
– intermediate frame
– intermediate frequency
– intermediate gear
– intermediate heater
– intermediate isotope
– intermediate ladle
– intermediate level
– intermediate loop
– intermediate pressure
– intermediate product
– intermediate reactor
– intermediate state
– intermediate storage
intermediate heat exchanger — <engin.> теплообменник промежутночный
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10 isotope
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11 intermediate daughter isotope
Англо-русский словарь по ядерным испытаниям и горному делу > intermediate daughter isotope
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12 fission isotope
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13 industrial isotope
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14 long-lived isotope
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15 man-made isotope
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16 naturally ocurring isotope
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17 odd isotope
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18 radioactive isotope
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19 short half-life isotope
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20 unstable isotope
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