fr heptane (n) |
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fr docosane (n) |
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fr octane (n) |
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fr succinique (a) |
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nl verzadigd (a) |
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fr saturés (a) |
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fr éthane (n) |
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en soggy (a) |
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fr pyranose (n) |
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fi kylläinen (a) |
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fr heptacontane (n) |
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fr nonacosane (n) |
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cs nasycený (a) |
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fr hexacosane (n) |
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id jenuh (a) |
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fr alcane (n) |
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fr hexacontane (n) |
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fr undécane (n) |
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eu ase (v) |
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fr hauteur piézométrique (n) |
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vi bão hoà (a) |
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fr chambre à brouillard (n) |
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fr digital native (n) |
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fr nappe (n) |
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fr triacontane (n) |
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fr acide caprylique (n) |
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fr hénicosane (n) |
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fr saturé (a) |
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fr pentadécane (n) |
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fr tridécane (n) |
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fr amyloplaste (n) |
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fr saturé (a) |
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fr flooder (v) |
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fr gradient hydraulique (n) |
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fr décane (n) |
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fr nonadécane (n) |
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fr tricosane (n) |
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fr hectane (n) |
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fr pentacontane (n) |
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fr icosane (n) |
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fr acide gras saturé (n) |
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fr tétracontane (n) |
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fr débit unitaire (n) |
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fr acide myristique (n) |
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fr propane (n) |
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fr nonacontane (n) |
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fr eau de rétention (n) |
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fr nonane (n) |
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la satur (a) |
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fr tétradécane (n) |
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fr saturé (v) |
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fr acide 1,8 octane dioïque (n) |
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fr heptacosane (n) |
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fr hexane (n) |
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fr octacosane (n) |
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fr pentacosane (n) |
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fr géranique (a) |
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fr saturées (a) |
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ru насыщенный (a) |
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fr saturée (a) |
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fr octadécane (n) |
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fr butane (n) |
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fr octacontane (n) |
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fr heptadécane (n) |
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en four colors (n) |
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fr dodécane (n) |
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fr saturé (a) |
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fr acide pentanoïque (n) |
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fr saturé (a) |
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fr tétracosane (n) |
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fr pentane (n) |
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fr tétratomique (a) |
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fr hexadécane (n) |
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eu ase (a) |
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fr désaturer (v) |
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vi no (a) |
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en azane (n) |
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