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1 активатор, способствуващ за повишаване на луминесценцията
luminescent activatorluminescent activatorsБългарски-Angleščina политехнически речник > активатор, способствуващ за повишаване на луминесценцията
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2 активатор люминофора
1) Electronics: phosphor activator, phosphorogen2) Makarov: luminescent activator, phosphor acceleratorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > активатор люминофора
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3 активатор люминофора
phosphor activator, luminescent activator, phosphor accelerator, phosphorogen
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