Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
atmósfera de nitrógeno
English translation:
inert atmosphere (work)
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Micaela Pronsky (X)
Nov 9, 2011 17:22
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Spanish term
atmósfera de nitrógeno
Spanish to English
Medical
Medical: Pharmaceuticals
Equipos y Materiales:
Maquina llenadora de Ampollas
Tubuladuras de uso exclusivo
agujas
bomba dosificadora
tubuladuras y agujas para atmósfera de nitrógeno + filtro para gases 0.2
capsula de filtración esterilizante
intermediarios
Maquina llenadora de Ampollas
Tubuladuras de uso exclusivo
agujas
bomba dosificadora
tubuladuras y agujas para atmósfera de nitrógeno + filtro para gases 0.2
capsula de filtración esterilizante
intermediarios
Proposed translations
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| 4 | inert atmosphere (work) |
Nigel Wheatley
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Karen Tkaczyk
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Nigel Wheatley
United Kingdom
United Kingdom
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United Kingdom
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inert atmosphere (work)
the fact that it's a nitrogen atmosphere rather than an argon atmosphere is irrelevant here: "inert atmosphere" is a general term that can cover all manner of inert blanket gases.
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Karen Tkaczyk
United States
United States
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United States
PhD Chemicals/Pharmaceuticals/Cosmetics
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see explanation
Hi,
They are talking about what you need to purge with nitrogen so that the medium is inert. Usually we just say "performed under nitrogen" and don't use "atmosphere". It's sometimes called a nitrogen blanket too. I'd probably recast and say something like 'Tubing and needles for the nitrogen purge and a 0.2 gas filter.'
They are talking about what you need to purge with nitrogen so that the medium is inert. Usually we just say "performed under nitrogen" and don't use "atmosphere". It's sometimes called a nitrogen blanket too. I'd probably recast and say something like 'Tubing and needles for the nitrogen purge and a 0.2 gas filter.'
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Nigel Wheatley
: without more context of the procedure, I would be wary of calling it a simple nitrogen "purge", which might be ambiguous. We might not say "nitrogen atmosphere", but we certainly do use "inert atmosphere" as a general term.
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