13:23 Jun 26, 2000 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Science | ||||
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| Selected response from: Berni Armstrong Spain Local time: 04:39 | |||
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na | Sulphur |
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na | sulphur, sulfur |
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na | sulfur |
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na | sulfur |
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na | Sulphur |
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na | sulfur |
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Sulphur Explanation: Sulphur Regards! |
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sulphur, sulfur Explanation: "sulphur" corresponde a inglés británico, "sulfur" a inglés de EE.UU. |
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sulfur Explanation: The correct spelling is sulfur. Sulphur is used in place names (Sulphur Springs, etc.). Reference: http://nobel.scas.bcit.bc.ca/resource/ptable/elementsalpha.h... |
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sulfur Explanation: The chemical element sulfur has the symbol S. I assume that is the correct translation. |
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Sulphur Explanation: This is the UK spelling. Although the US spelling may well be Sulfur. I sugggest you buy a better dictionary if yours couldn't help you with this word :-) |
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sulfur Explanation: The element sulfur has the symbol S and the atomic number 16 |
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