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1 неполяризующийся пористый электрод
неполяризующийся пористый электрод
Электрод допускающий свободный поток ионов в землю. Используется для измерения электрических напряжений при слабых электрических токах
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2 неполяризующийся электрод
porous pot, pot геофиз.Русско-английский политехнический словарь > неполяризующийся электрод
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3 неполяризующийся электрод
1) Engineering: porous pot2) Oil: nonpolarizable electrode3) Geophysics: nonpolarizing electrode, porous-pot electrode4) Makarov: non-polarizable electrode, pot, unpolarized electrode5) Electrochemistry: non-polarized electrode, non-polarizing electrodeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неполяризующийся электрод
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4 пористый горшок
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5 пористый цилиндр
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6 неполяризирующиеся электроды
неполяризирующиеся электроды
Электроды, потенциал которых не зависит от проходящего через них тока (см. porous pot)
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