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01:55 Sep 11, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Katarina Berger Germany Local time: 09:22 | ||||||
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5 +1 | untergeordnet |
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5 | unvollständig |
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4 | Addendum to my answer: |
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3 | unsaturated |
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3 | ungesättigt |
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unsaturated Explanation: "inferior" and "unsaturated" are sometimes used as synonyms in chemistry. Does it fit the context? My geriatric brain. |
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ungesättigt Explanation: OOPS! I forgot to translate. Sorry! Time to have a break. My geriatric brain. |
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untergeordnet Explanation: "untergeordnetes halogeniertes aliphatischer Kohlenwasserstoff" My Wenske, Chemicazl Dictionary does not give any other translation except "minderwertig" and "untergeordnet", where the second term could perhsaps be understoopd in a sense that is not minderwertig, such as perhaps a lower position in a production cycle(?). HTH |
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Addendum to my answer: Explanation: See references! Reference: http://www.falk-schuch.de/protokolle/dibenzalaceton.html Reference: http://www.bayern.de/lfu/luft/kurzinfo/abgase.pdf |
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unvollständig Explanation: wenn ein aliphatischer Kohlenwasserstoff halogeniert wird, kann man alle Wasserstoffatome durch Halogen ersetzen ("vollständig halogeniert"). Kein Verfahren ist perfekt, und daher hat man immer einen Teil (eine Fraktion), bei der die Reaktion nicht vollständig abgelaufen ist. Um sicher zu sein, bräuchte ich die Beschreibung des Verfahrens. eigenes Chemiestudium �bersetzung sehr vieler chemischer Patente |
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