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1 пировиноградная кислота
1) Medicine: pyroracemic acid, pyruvic acid2) Agriculture: 2-oxopropanoic acid3) Chemistry: acetylformic acid, keto-acetic acid, ketopropionic acid, oxopropanole acid4) Makarov: methylsuccinic acid, pyroracemic acid ( pyruvic acid), pyruvic acid (pyroracemic acid)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > пировиноградная кислота
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2 пировиноградный
Chemistry: a-ketopropionic, acetylformic, alpha-ketopropionic, keto-acetic, pyroracemic, pyruvic
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