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1 short-lived radioisotope
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > short-lived radioisotope
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2 short-lived radioisotope
< nucl> ■ kurzlebiges Radioisotop nEnglish-german technical dictionary > short-lived radioisotope
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3 short-lived radioisotope
English-russian dictionary of physics > short-lived radioisotope
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4 short-lived radioisotope
izotop krótkożyciowyEnglish-Polish dictionary for engineers > short-lived radioisotope
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5 short-lived radioisotope
English-Russian small dictionary of medicine > short-lived radioisotope
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6 short-lived
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7 man-made radioisotope
1.искусственный радиоизотоп2.искусственный радиоактивный изотоп; искусственный радиоизотоп; искусственно радиоактивный изотопEnglish-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > man-made radioisotope
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8 alpha-emitting radioisotope
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > alpha-emitting radioisotope
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9 beta-emitting radioisotope
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > beta-emitting radioisotope
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10 gamma-emitting radioisotope
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > gamma-emitting radioisotope
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11 priority radioisotope
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > priority radioisotope
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12 unstable towards beta decay radioisotope
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > unstable towards beta decay radioisotope
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13 короткоживущий радиоизотоп
Русско-английский физический словарь > короткоживущий радиоизотоп
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14 izotop krótkożyciowy
• short-lived radioisotopeSłownik polsko-angielski dla inżynierów > izotop krótkożyciowy
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15 kurzlebiges Radioisotop
n < nukl> ■ short-lived radioisotopeGerman-english technical dictionary > kurzlebiges Radioisotop
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16 изотоп
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isotopeизото́п А превраща́ется в результа́те, напр. бе́та-распа́да в изото́п Б — isotope A transforms by, e. g., beta-emission to isotope Bвыделя́ть (чи́стый) изото́п (из сме́си) — isolate a (pure) isotope (from a mixture)изото́п испы́тывает позитро́нный распа́д — the isotope undergoes positron decay, the isotope decays by positron emissionизото́п испы́тывает электро́нный захва́т — the isotope undergoes electron captureобнару́живать изото́п по излуче́нию — detect an isotope by radiationобнару́живать изото́п у, напр. нео́на, ге́лия и т. п. — find isotopes in, e. g., neon, helium, etc.обогаща́ть изото́п — enrich an isotopeразделя́ть изото́пы — separate (the) isotopesсинтези́ровать изото́п — synthesize an isotopeсобира́ть изото́пы в коро́бки ( при электромагнитном разделении) — collect isotopes in collection pots (under electromagnetic separation)изото́п усто́йчив или неусто́йчив к, напр. [m2]бе́та-распа́ду — the isotope is stable or unstable towards, e. g., beta-decayизото́п явля́ется, напр. бе́та-акти́вным — the isotope is, e. g., beta-emittingде́лящийся изото́п — fissionable [fissile] isotopeдолгоживу́щий изото́п — long-lived isotopeдоче́рний изото́п — daughter isotopeесте́ственный изото́п — natural(ly occurring) isotopeиску́сственный изото́п — man-made isotope, transmutation productкороткоживу́щий изото́п — short-lived isotopeлё́гкий изото́п — light isotopeматери́нский изото́п — parent isotopeнейтронодефици́тный изото́п — neutron-deficient isotopeнейтроноизбы́точный изото́п — neutron-excess isotopeнейтронообеднё́нный изото́п — neutron-impoverished isotopeнейтронообогащё́нный изото́п — neutron-rich isotopeнеусто́йчивый изото́п — unstable isotopeприро́дный изото́п — natural(ly occurring) isotopeрадиоакти́вный изото́п — radioactive isotope, radioisotopeизото́п с избы́тком нейтро́нов — neutron-rich isotopeизото́п с недоста́тком нейтро́нов — neutron-deficient isotopeсреднетяжё́лый изото́п — intermediate isotopeстаби́льный изото́п — stable isotopeтяжё́лый изото́п — heavy isotopeусто́йчивый изото́п — stable isotopeчи́стый изото́п — pure isotope
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