massovaya dolya izotopa plutoniya
English translation: p.p.m. of plutonium isotope
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Fraction of total mass Explanation: An index used in characterizing quantities of Pu (and other isotopes) in weapon- and reactor-grade fuel applications. Also used in non-destructive assays for mass measurement of samples. Examples: 1. U fraction of total mass, % min. 2. Pu-239 fraction of total mass, % to Pu. Good luck |
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p.p.m. of plutonium isotope Explanation: That was long ago: 'massovaya dolya' is rather a frequent term used in various specifications on exported/imported goods, and I happened to consult specialists as I coud not find it in my dictionaries either. It means 'parts pro mille' - p.p.m. It is presented in percentage. With isotope, it is easier. |
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Plutonium isotope's part by mass (weight) Explanation: The term is used to designate, e.g., the part in the whole mass of many species, which is due to a certain specie. I see this is the case. The term usualy means the capability of a nuclear fuel or the quality of nuclear mixed fuel (or residues). Note that the term "dolya po masse" seems to be more correct in situation. So, the second version is ...the part by mass (weight) of (a or the, depends on previous text) Plutomiun isotope.. Hope this help. If uncler, please give me a greater piece of text. Sincerely, Dr. TSTagirov |
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Fraction of plutonium isotope total mass Explanation: THis seems to me the best possible variant. Sources: Russian-English Polytechnical Dictionary and own knowledge |
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mass percentage of a plutonium isotope Explanation: There is a term "massovyi protsent" in my dictionary, which seems to be the same in meaning. You may have also come across with a product content indicated in "percentage by weight". |
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mass by weight Explanation: I was second to reply, but feel obliged to inform you that mass by weight is precisely what you need, besides ppm mentioned in any related measurement, because you must not misinterprete mass and weight, the latter is the Rusdsian massa! That was advised by specialists. Good luck. |
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Plutonium isotope atomic mass fraction Explanation: I would say it this way. |
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Percent (or percentage) of Plutonium isotope by mass in .... Explanation: I've noticed that somebody translated this as p.p.m. ppm is actually a Part Per Million which is a completely different thing. If it is clear from the context, you can also specify wheather the per cent is taken as weight per weight (w/w)or weight per volume (w/v). |
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1 day 17 hrs
various meanings Explanation: According to the Russian Polytechnical Dictionary, 2nd ed., 1980, Massovaya Dolya is "A dimensionless physical quantity equal to the mass of a component of a mixture and mass of the mixture. The unit of measurement is unity (1), percent (%), pro mille (o/oo),and parts per million (mln superscript minus 1)"[or, as we would say, ppm]. Politekhnicheskii Slovar', Izd. "Sovetskaya Entsiklopediya," Moskva, 1980 |
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percentage by weight of plutonium isotope Explanation: experience |
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