Examples of using Toxic compounds in English and their translations into Russian
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Combustible toxic compounds found in some hazardous waste,
Violation of the ecological balance of industrialized regions is related to toxic compounds of sulfur and sulfur dioxide and sulfuric acid vapors
in the case of fire during which toxic compounds may be released.
plants that remove and/or degrade toxic compounds.
clarithromycin are the most toxic compounds to algae as their half maximal concentration was lower than 1 mg/L.
Breastfeeding women must not be obliged to work with lead and its toxic compounds and underground.
The waste gas resulting from thermal destruction of ammunition contains a number of air pollutants and toxic compounds.
Methanol is an important quality that the exhaust gases are 2-3 times less toxic compounds than with gasoline.
Almost 80% of the"plastic toxins" the person receives from the station that is broadcasting the toxic compounds food.
generate toxic compounds such as oxides of nitrogen and ozone.
Also, the amount of reactive and toxic compounds in petrol was reduced, and in 1993 a
However, chemicals are also a main contributor of toxic compounds and therefore a great deal remains to be done to ensure the environmentally sound use
public exposures to toxic compounds, and conserve natural resources.
However, if toxic compounds(e.g. fertilisers, pesticides or industrial effluents) get into the
has not recovered, possibly because toxic compounds released by sunken oil continue to damage fish populations.
foreign data on the safety of medicinal plants containing endogenous toxic compounds are not virtually unified,
supertoxicants- dioxins and other toxic compounds got into the water sources including the Danube and its tributaries as well as into the soil within the vast territories.
substances to itself and of delivering them directly to the affected tissue without the toxic compounds affecting healthy organs.
hazardous and/or toxic compounds) as suspended solids and dissolved materials.
with lead and its toxic compounds; underground;