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temperature of boiling hydrogenАнгло-русский словарь технических терминов > температура кипения водорода
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Engineering: temperature of boiling hydrogenУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > температура кипения водорода
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9 точка кипения водорода
Engineering: temperature of boiling hydrogenУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > точка кипения водорода
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10 corrosion
1. коррозия, разъедание2. размыв3. химическое растворение; химическая денудация; вымывание ( пород)— hydrogen-type corrosion
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коррозия, разъедание, ржавление
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1) коррозия; разъедание2) размыв3) химическое растворение; химическая денудация; вымывание ( пород)•corrosion at friction — коррозия при трении;
corrosion at initial boiling point — корродирующее действие нефтепродукта ( на медную пластинку) при начальной температуре его кипения;
corrosion at waterline — коррозия по ватерлинии;
corrosion by drilling mud — коррозия под действием бурового раствора;
corrosion by gases — газовая коррозия;
- acid corrosioncorrosion during distillation — корродирующее действие нефтепродукта ( на медную пластинку) в условиях его разгонки;
- active corrosion
- aeration corrosion
- aerobic corrosion
- alkaline corrosion
- anaerobic corrosion
- anodic corrosion
- aqueous corrosion
- ash corrosion
- atmospheric corrosion
- bacterial corrosion
- bimetallic corrosion
- biological corrosion
- blanket corrosion
- brine corrosion
- burned gas corrosion
- cathodic corrosion
- caustic corrosion
- cavitation corrosion
- chaffing corrosion
- channeling corrosion
- chemical corrosion
- chlorine corrosion
- concentration cell corrosion
- condensate corrosion
- contact corrosion
- continuous corrosion
- couple corrosion
- crevice corrosion
- current-stray corrosion
- damp atmospheric corrosion
- deep corrosion
- deposition corrosion
- differential corrosion
- differential aeration corrosion
- downhole corrosion
- down-the-hole corrosion
- drop corrosion
- dry atmospheric corrosion
- edge corrosion
- electrochemical corrosion
- electrolytic corrosion
- end corrosion
- equal-rate corrosion
- erosion corrosion
- exfoliation corrosion
- external corrosion
- extractive corrosion
- fatigue corrosion
- filiform corrosion
- fireside corrosion
- fluid corrosion
- fretting corrosion
- fuel corrosion
- full immersion corrosion
- full immersion honeycomb corrosion
- galvanic corrosion
- gaseous corrosion
- gas-phase corrosion
- gas-side corrosion
- general corrosion
- grain-boundary corrosion
- heavy local pitting corrosion
- high-temperature corrosion
- hot corrosion
- hot-salt corrosion
- hot-spot corrosion
- hydrogen corrosion
- hydrogen-evolution corrosion
- hydrogen-sulfide corrosion
- impingement corrosion
- indoor corrosion
- intercrystalline corrosion
- intergranular corrosion
- internal corrosion
- intragranular corrosion
- isolated corrosion
- knife-line corrosion
- layer corrosion
- leakage-current corrosion
- line corrosion
- local corrosion
- localized corrosion
- location-action corrosion
- marine corrosion
- massive corrosion
- meeting corrosion
- microbiological corrosion
- nonequal-rate corrosion
- nonuninform corrosion
- oil corrosion
- organogenic corrosion
- outdoor corrosion
- oxygen-adsorption corrosion
- partial impression corrosion
- patchy corrosion
- penetration corrosion
- pit corrosion
- pitch corrosion
- pitting corrosion
- pointed corrosion
- poultice corrosion
- radiolytic corrosion
- regional corrosion
- sacrificial corrosion
- seawater corrosion
- selective corrosion
- service corrosion
- self-sustaining corrosion
- slag corrosion
- soil corrosion
- sour crude corrosion
- sour oil corrosion
- spongious corrosion
- spot corrosion
- stray-current corrosion
- stress corrosion
- stress-free corrosion
- stressless corrosion
- structural corrosion
- sulfide corrosion
- sulfur corrosion
- sulfurated hydrogen corrosion
- surface corrosion
- sweet corrosion
- thermogalvanic corrosion
- through corrosion
- total surface corrosion
- transgranular corrosion
- trenching corrosion
- tubercular corrosion
- underground corrosion
- undermining corrosion
- undersurface corrosion
- underwater corrosion
- uniform corrosion
- vapor-phase corrosion
- variable immersion corrosion
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11 уменьшаться
•The yearly motion of a star, resulting from the Earth's motion, grows smaller as the distance of a star increases.
•The approximation decreases in accuracy with increasing molecular density.
•Metals decrease (or show a decrease) in conductivity when heated.
•When a positive ion is formed from an atom, there is a decrease in size. Detector noise tends to diminish (or decrease) with frequency.
•The corrosion of aluminium alloys in boiling carbon tetrachloride dropped rapidly as the magnesium content increased.
•The equilibrium constant will fall (or decline) with a rise in temperature. This current gain should fall off with increasing emitter current.
•Specific weight goes down (or drops) as the engine diameter is reduced.
•In this atmosphere oxygen is reduced to 100 ppm.
•Under anaerobic conditions, free hydrogen production is lowered for the first three bacteria.
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