dichloride

Binary chlorine compound

A dichloride is a chemical compound containing two chlorine atoms bonded to another element or group.

The term appears in systematic chemical nomenclature: carbon dichloride, sulfur dichloride, methylene dichloride.

Common in industrial chemistry and laboratory contexts.

chemistry

covalent

Sharing electrons between atoms

synthesis · reactivity · electronegativity · polarity · chlorination · stoichiometry · orbital · hybridization · inorganic · hydrochloric

halogens

bromine

Element thirty-five, liquid halogen

diatomic · nonmetal · halide · fluoridation · bromination · salt · halite

toxicity

hazardous

Likely to cause injury

contaminant · pollutant · harmful · lethal · noxious · exposure · inhalation · hepatotoxic · neurotoxin · dangerous

disinfection

sterilization

Complete elimination of microbes

purification · decontamination · antiseptic · biocide · fumigation · hypochlorite · microbicide

industrial

PVC

Chlorinated plastic abbreviation

degreasing · intermediates · polymerization · propellants · extraction · coolants · adhesives · electroplating · catalysts · fire-retardants

Opposites
number of chlorine atoms

dichloridetetrachloride

Four-chlorine chemical compound

trichloride · chloride

halide type

dichloridedifluoride

Two-fluorine chemical compound

dioxide · disulfide

Family

chlorine, chloride, chlorides, tetrachloride, trichloride

Familiarity
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