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Swedish to English translations [PRO] Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng | |||||||
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4 +1 | Chemical industry ERC (Emergency Response Centre/Center/Coordinator/Communications) |
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4 | Emergency response center for the chemical industry |
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Emergency response center for the chemical industry Explanation: Fore ERC, see the link. db.byggelit.se/mdbnet.nsf/a6b7bc93c2ae33664125687300255bfc/ 36b73c94d185ee15c12567f900362076/$FILE/urea.pdf |
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Chemical industry ERC (Emergency Response Centre/Center/Coordinator/Communications) Explanation: The abbreviation seems quite common, but the last term varies. Hopefully you can figure out which one (or another) to use from context. The above "C's" crop up frequently in Altavista(keywords "+ERC" +emergency"; Altavista for its case-sensitivity). |
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