Übersetzung für "eur ph " (Englisch → Französisch) :

European pharmacopoeia | Eur. Ph. | EP | European pharmacopeia

pH depression [ depression of pH | pH decrease | decrease in pH | decrease of pH | pH decline | decline in pH ]

decline in pH | decrease in pH | decrease of pH | depression of pH | pH decline | pH decrease | pH depression

pH change [ change in pH | change of pH | variation in the pH | pH shift | pH variation ]

esophageal pH monitoring | esophageal pH test | oesophageal pH monitoring | oesophageal pH test

maintain the pH of starches | steady the pH of starches | stabilise pH of starches | stabilise the pH of starches

pH drop [ pH-drop | drop in pH ]

potential-pH diagram | electrode potential-pH diagram | potential-pH equilibrium diagram | Pourbaix diagram

acid value | pH | pH value | pH-value

pH reducer | pH decreaser

For the determination of Beta- carotene in the feed additive: spectrophotometric method based on the European Pharmacopoeia (Ph. Eur. monograph 1069).

For the determination of all-rac-α-tocopherol in the feed additive: Gas Chromatography coupled to Flame Ionisation detection, GC/FID (Ph. Eur. 7.2-07/2011:0692), also including several identification tests.

83. Takes note that repairing the ceiling support frame in Parliament’s Brussels Chamber will involve costs just above EUR 2 million, a figure below the EUR 3 million estimated and that due to the age of the building, no legal proceedings could subsequently be taken; acknowledges that the regular on-going inspection and preventive maintenance policy for Parliament’s buildings introduced in 2012 detected the structural defects in the wooden ceiling beams, thus preventing a major disaster, potentially including the loss of life and huge damage to the building in question; takes note that it was possible to relocate the displaced services to Parliament’s other buildings, with zone A of the Paul-Henri Spaak (PHS) being temporarily closed and ...[+++]that the Chamber is available for use again since the beginning of April 2014;

84. Takes note that repairing the ceiling support frame in Parliament’s Brussels Chamber will involve costs just above EUR 2 million, a figure below the EUR 3 million estimated and that due to the age of the building, no legal proceedings could subsequently be taken; acknowledges that the regular on-going inspection and preventive maintenance policy for Parliament’s buildings introduced in 2012 detected the structural defects in the wooden ceiling beams, thus preventing a major disaster, potentially including the loss of life and huge damage to the building in question; takes note that it was possible to relocate the displaced services to Parliament’s other buildings, with zone A of the Paul-Henri Spaak (PHS) being temporarily closed and ...[+++]that the Chamber is available for use again since the beginning of April 2014;