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1 crown
1. крон ( оптическое стекло)2. крон ( хромат свинца PbCrO4)baryte-phosphate crown — баритофосфатный крон
kalium-barium crown — калиево-бариевый крон
lead crown — свинцовый крон
phosphate crown — фосфатный крон
silicate crown — силикатный крон
strontium crown — стронциевый крон
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