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16:47 Mar 15, 2001 |
Polish to English translations [PRO] Science - Environment & Ecology | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Robert Pranagal Local time: 10:59 | ||||||
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na | Dry residue |
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na | dry mass of waste |
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na | solid/dry waste residue |
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na | precipitate? |
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Dry residue Explanation: Laboratory term - sample dried in an oven to remove moisture content. Own professional experience |
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dry mass of waste Explanation: Environment terminology, also used in the waste processing industry. Depends for which industry you are translating for. In sugarcane or paper industry they say dry pulp waste. own knowledge |
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solid/dry waste residue Explanation: Again, there is no context. In my engineering experience, I translated for an Irish engineering and design corporation. They often used the term: SOLID/DRY WASTE RESIDUE Hope that it helps you out, Aardvaark. engineering background |
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precipitate? Explanation: that seems logical, although I'm not sure off the top of my head self |
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