Examples of using Chlorides in English and their translations into Slovak
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steel reinforcements against the ingress of carbon dioxide, chlorides and water.
inhibits pitting caused by chlorides.
Likewise, saved chlorides might become dangerously low in periods of severe vomiting
Also, stored chlorides may become dangerously low in periods of severe vomiting
With monitoring and control of chlorides and sulfates you can reduce pitting,
nitrates, chlorides, viruses, bacteria,
stress corrosion cracking induced by chlorides and other halide solutions.
in which the body loses a large number of chlorides, calcium, water and potassium.
carbonates, chlorides, calcium and magnesium dissolved iron
remove excess potassium ions and chlorides through the renal tubules,
Titanium has good stability in many corrosive hot waters containing chlorides, sulfides, etc., so titanium has been used in large quantities in thermal power plants as cooling tubes for heat exchangers.
magnesium and/or aluminum chlorides used in some so-called Ziegler
potassium and calcium chlorides and a comparatively high concentration of bromides.
carbon monoxide, chlorides, sulfates or other substances.
It can withstand general rust in buildings, resists corrosion from food processing media(but can corrode at high temperatures containing concentrated acids and chlorides), and is resistant to organic compounds,
attack from environmental elements such as chlorides and sulphates.
attack from environmental elements such as chlorides and sulphates.
Qualitative filter paper commonly used for filtering solutions, chlorides, sulphates and other qualitative test do not need to calculate values
First, they must improve the internal structure of brevity to strengthen the delicate structure of the pores, and secondly they must stop transporting moisture rising into the chlorides and acid substances,
of chemical process environments, including ferric and cupric chlorides, hot contaminated media(organic