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1 moderator poisoning
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2 moderator
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3 graphite moderator
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4 graphitic moderator
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5 light-water moderator
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6 dumping of moderator
быстрый аварийный слив замедлителя; быстрый спуск замедлителяEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > dumping of moderator
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7 graphite moderator
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8 heavy-water moderator
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9 penetration of moderator
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10 water moderator
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