reducible material

reducible material
восстановимое вещество

[lang name="English"]threshold fissioning material — пороговое делящееся вещество

[lang name="English"]base material — основное вещество; основа; материал подложки

[lang name="English"]reactor-produced material — полученное в реакторе вещество

[lang name="English"]non-hydrogenous material — не содержащее водород вещество

[lang name="English"]friction-reducing material — вещество, уменьшающее трение


English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy. 2015.

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