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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr constitué Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr pression Source: French Wiktionary
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mul o Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr pollué Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr élément chimique Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr moléculaire Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr symbole Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr chalcogènes Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr spécifiquement Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr non métaux Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr gaz Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr air Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr normales Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr vicié Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr numéro atomique Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr température Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr dioxygène Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr oxy Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr non Source: French Wiktionary
fr oxygène (n)
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fr conditions Source: French Wiktionary
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