| chlorinated h. |
any of a group of hydrocarbons with chlorine substitution; they accumulate in body fat of humans and other animals and as such can build up to toxic levels to various degrees. They are used mainly as refrigerants, industrial solvents, insecticides, and dry cleaning fluids, and some have been used as anesthetics. See table at organochlorine. Called also chlorohydrocarbon.
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| chlorinated l. |
a bleaching agent and disinfectant.
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| chlorinated n. |
any of a group of compounds resulting from chlorination of naphthalene; their uses include wood preservatives, varnishes, and machine lubricating oils. Excessive exposure can cause halogen acne in humans, and contamination of cattle feed during harvesting or processing can cause hyperkeratosis in the animals. Called also chloronaphthalene.
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| chlorination |
Adding chlorine to an irrigation system to counteract clogging caused by organic materials such as algae and bacterial slime.
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| chlorine dioxide |
(CLO2) A disinfectant oxidant that can be applied in a liquid or gaseous form. A derivative of chlorine.
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