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A highly reactive oxide of chlorine with chemical formula OClO. This species is of importance in the chemistry of polar stratospheric ozone depletion, as it is a product of the reaction of ClO with BrO. Its strong, structured absorption spectrum in the near-UV
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| chlorine |
(Cl, #17) a green-yellow gaseous element that is used to clean water, make paper, and produce paint
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| chlorine |
A poisonous, odorous element (chemical symbol Cl) that is found naturally as a gas. It is capable of combining with nearly all other elements. Chlorine is used in compounds such as bleach and chloroform, as well as in pesticides such as DDT.
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| chlorine |
chemical formula Cl, chlorine is a corrosive - toxic gas with a TLV of 0.5ppm. Chlorine has a strong pungent odor and is irritating to lungs, skin and eyes. Chlorine is primarily used as an etch gas although it has seen some use as a furnace cleaning and oxidation additive.
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| chlorine |
The concentration of chlorine which is combined with ammonia (NH3) as chloramine or as other chloro derivatives, yet is still available to oxidize organic matter.
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