fr double liaison (n) |
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fr supramoléculaire (a) |
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fr tétramérique (a) |
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fr covalente (a) |
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fr covalent (a) |
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fr hétérolyse (n) |
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fr tétravalence (n) |
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fr covalents (a) |
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fr covalence (n) |
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fr triple liaison (n) |
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fr méthyle (n) |
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fr covalentes (a) |
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fr liaison peptidique (n) |
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fr liaison simple (n) |
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sl kovalenten (a) |
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