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Dictionary translations for "continuously feeding titanium dioxide"

continuously feeding titanium dioxide noun

pl. continuously feeding titanium dioxides

непрерывная подача диоксида титана ж.р. (Chemistry)

Contexts with "continuously feeding titanium dioxide"

We'll make our own with titanium dioxide and shredded beeswax. Тогда мы сделаем его сами из диоксида титана и перемолотого воска.

We've been able to engineer viruses to pick up carbon nanotubes and then grow titanium dioxide around them - and use as a way of getting electrons through the device. У нас получилось вырастить вирусы, которые подбирают углеродные трубки и потом выращивают диоксид титана вокруг них, чтобы можно было пропускать электроны через устройство.

Other PeCB sources could include quintozene degradation, titanium dioxide production, and ore treatment for the production of metals including magnesium, copper, niobium, and tantalum. Другие источники ПеХБ могут включать деградацию квинтозина, производство двуокиси титана и обработку руды для производства таких металлов, как магний, медь, ниобий и тантал.

Now I continuously come across interviews with McDonald's employees, who complain that they have to survive on this salary and sometimes even feed their children. Сейчас же я постоянно наталкиваюсь на интервью с работниками "Макдоналдсов", которые жалуются, что должны жить на эту зарплату и иногда даже кормить на нее детей.

Carbon dioxide is not a poison in itself. Двуокись углерода сама по себе не яд.

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