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1 powdered quicklime
Пищевая промышленность: порошкообразная известь -
2 powdered quicklime
Англо-русский словарь по пищевой промышленности > powdered quicklime
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3 powdered
1. порошковый2. порошкообразный -
4 quicklime
n стр. негашёная известь -
5 quicklime
негашёная известь, кипелка -
6 quicklime
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > quicklime
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7 magnesian quicklime
негашеная известь, содержащая окись магнияThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > magnesian quicklime
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