Results for helij translation from Slovenian to English

helij
helium

he helij
he helium

analitski helij
analytical helium

nosilni plin: helij
column head pressure: 100 kpa

vodik ali helij kot nosilni plin.
hydrogen or helium as carrier gas.

kadmij v helij-kadmijevih laserjih
cadmium in helium-cadmium lasers

po 1960ih so večinoma uporabljali helij.
*list of airship accidents*list of zeppelins*mystery airship*stratellite*svam ca-80==notes====references=====citations======bibliography===*althoff, william f., "uss los angeles: the navy's venerable airship and aviation technology", 2003, isbn 1-57488-620-7*ausrotas, r. a., "basic relationships for lta technical analysis," "proceedings of the interagency workshop on lighter-than-air vehicles", massachusetts institute of technology flight transportation library, 1975*archbold, rich and ken marshall, "hindenburg, an illustrated history", 1994 isbn 0-446-51784-4*bailey, d. b., and rappoport, h. k., "maritime patrol airship study", naval air development center, 1980*botting, douglas, "dr. eckener's dream machine".

(40 ± 2 % vodika, preostanek helij)
(40 ± 2 per cent hydrogen, balance helium)

vodik ali helij kot pomožni nosilni plin.
nitrogen or helium as auxiliary carrier gas.

helij ali vodik s pritiskom približno 120 kpa.
helium or hydrogen at about 120 kpa pressure.

potrošne dobrine (npr. elektrika in helij),
consumables (e.g. power and helium),

helij-3 (cas rn 14762-55-1)
helium-3 (cas rn 14762-55-1)

helij za analizo (cas 07440-59-7),
helium for analysis (cas 07440-59-7),

helij (he), dušik (n2), argon (ar)
helium (he), nitrogen (n2), argon (ar)

nosilni plin: vodik ali helij, čist, plinske kromatografske stopnje.
carrier gas: hydrogen or helium, pure, gas chromatography grade.

"helij (tudi helios) je v grški mitologiji bog sonca.
* prince henrik of denmark.

nosilni plin: vodik ali helij, čist, plinsko-kromatografske čistoče.
carrier gas: hydrogen or helium, gas-chromatographic purity.

vodik, kisik, žlahtni plini (argon, helij, neon, ksenon), dušik.
hydrogen, oxygen, noble gases (argon, helium, neon, xenon), nitrogen.