Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
(Vol/Vol)
Polish translation:
obj/obj
English term
30% (Vol/Vol)
"The asbestos corrugated paper initially contained 30%(Vol/Vol)chrysolite fiber."
czy mogę to przetłumaczyć jako "Początkowa zawartość w azbeście włókien chryzolitu wynosiła 30%?"
często spotykam się właśnie z tym zapisem (Vol/Vol),
nie wiem, czy dobrze myślę, ale skoro 30% to:
30/100 (ułamek) to (vol, vol) może oznaczać miano, czyli objętość, ale nie jestem ekspertem :)
czy mają Państwo jakiś pomysł?
| 5 +1 | 30% obj/obj |
Jacek Kościukiewicz
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May 22, 2007 12:56: Jacek Kościukiewicz Created KOG entry
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