fr dihydrure de polonium (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr semi conducteur inorganique (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr phosphure de zinc (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hydrure de polonium (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr abiogenèse (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr minéral (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr autotrophe (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganique (a)
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fr juxtaposition Source: French Wiktionary
fr stibine (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganique (a)
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fr accroître Source: French Wiktionary
fr acide hydrotellurique (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr polane (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr trihydrure d’ antimoine (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr séléniure d’hydrogène (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganique (a)
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fr corps Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganiques (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr minéral (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
sl anorganski (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr triplon (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganique (a)
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fr peuvent Source: French Wiktionary
fr chimie minérale (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr biogénie (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr semiconducteur inorganique (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hydrure d’ antimoine (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr liqueur noire (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hydrogène sélénié (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hydrure de tellure (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr spagiriste (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hydrogène antimonié (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr dihydrure de plutonium (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
it inorganico (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr poloniure d’hydrogène (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hétérogénie (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
sv oorganisk (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganisé (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganique (a)
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en inorganic Source: English Wiktionary
en inorganic (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr hydrure de sélénium (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
eo neorganika (a)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr inorganique (a)
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fr minéraux Source: French Wiktionary
fr abioglyphe (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr silicone (n)
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fr inorganique (a)
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fr organiser Source: French Wiktionary
fr composé organique (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr mulching (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary
fr tellurure d’hydrogène (n)
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fr inorganique Source: French Wiktionary