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  • 71Fluor vaginalis — Klassifikation nach ICD 10 N89.8 Fluor genitalis …

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  • 72Fluor Field at the West End — Infobox Baseball Stadium stadium name = Fluor Field at the West End nickname = location = 945 South Main Street Greenville, SC 29601 broke ground = May 28, 2005 opened = April 6, 2006 closed = demolished = owner = operator = Greenville Drive… …

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  • 73Fluor (maladie professionnelle) — Cet article décrit les critères administratifs pour qu une intoxication au fluor soit reconnue comme maladie professionnelle. Cet article relève du domaine de la législation sur la protection sociale et a un caractère davantage juridique que… …

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  • 74Fluor-Antimonsäure — Strukturformel Allgemeines …

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  • 75Fluor liquide — Difluor Difluor Général Nom IUPAC Difluor No CAS …

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  • 76fluor spar — Fluorite Flu or*ite, n. (Min.) Calcium fluoride ({CaF2}), a mineral of many different colors, white, yellow, purple, green, red, etc., often very beautiful, crystallizing commonly in cubes with perfect octahedral cleavage; also massive. It is… …

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  • 77fluor-hydric acid — vandenilio fluoridas statusas T sritis chemija formulė HF atitikmenys: angl. fluor hydric acid; fluoric acid; fluorohydrogen acid; hydrofluoric acid; hydrogen fluoride rus. водорода фторид; плавиковая кислота; фтористоводородная кислота;… …

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  • 78fluor crown — noun Etymology: fluor : a crown glass that contains fluorine, that has a low refractive index, and that is used especially for optical equipment …

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  • 79fluor — noun Etymology: New Latin, mineral belonging to a group used as fluxes and including fluorite, from Latin, flow, from fluere more at fluid Date: 1661 fluorite …

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  • 80fluor- — or fluoro combining form Etymology: French 1. fluorine < fluoride > 2. (also fluori ) fluorescence < fluoroscope > < fluorimeter > …

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