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1 molded propellant
штампованное [прессованное] ракетное топливоEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > molded propellant
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2 compression-molded propellant
твёрдое ракетное топливо, формованное прессованиемEnglsh-Russian aviation and space dictionary > compression-molded propellant
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3 propellant
ракетное топливо; реактивное топливоaniline red fuming nitric acid propellant — ракетное топливо, состоящее из анилина и красной дымящей азотной кислоты
condensation colloid propellant for electrostatic propulsion — конденсационное коллоидное ракетное топливо для ионных ракетных двигателей
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4 solid propellant case
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > solid propellant case
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