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101 lube cut
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > lube cut
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102 wide-boiling cut
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > wide-boiling cut
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103 ignition point
1. точка воспламенения2. температура воспламененияdew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
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104 changeover point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > changeover point
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105 deformation point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > deformation point
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106 flammability point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > flammability point
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107 flash point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
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108 flashing point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
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109 self-ignition point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > self-ignition point
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110 steam point
dew point temperature — температура точки росы; точка росы
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111 burning point
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112 freezing point
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113 close-cup flash point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > close-cup flash point
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114 close-cut fraction
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > close-cut fraction
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115 closed flash point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > closed flash point
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116 cloud point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > cloud point
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117 decomposition point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > decomposition point
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118 final boiling point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > final boiling point
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119 flow point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > flow point
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120 initial boiling point
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > initial boiling point
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