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1 коллоид
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2 твердый коллоид
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3 лиофильный коллоид
1. lyophilic colloid2. reversible colloid -
4 дисперсность коллоида
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5 искусственный коллоид
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6 олеофобный коллоид
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7 суспензоидный коллоид
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8 эмульгирующий коллоид
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9 эмульсионный коллоид
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10 твёрдый коллоид
Makarov: solid colloid -
11 консистентная смазка
1) General subject: axle grease, axle-grease, slush2) Aviation: dry lubricant3) Naval: consistent lubricant, grease oil4) Engineering: alkali metal grease, aluminum base grease, aluminum grease, bentonite grease, clay grease, consistent grease, grease, inorganic colloid-gelled grease, lithium grease, lithium-base grease, lubricating grease, lubrication grease, magnesium soap grease, non-fluid oil, petroleum grease, quicklime grease, soap grease, sulfonate grease5) Construction: consistant lubricant6) Railway term: hard fat, hard grease, non fluid oil7) Automobile industry: (пластичная) butterfat, chassis lubricant, lubricant grease8) Metallurgy: antifriction grease, consistent fat, grease lubricant, solid lubricant9) Oil: cup grease, slushing compound, slushing oil, fat10) Automation: heavy oil11) Makarov: solid grease, thick grease, thickened lubricant12) Electrochemistry: slushing oil (для защиты от коррозии)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > консистентная смазка
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