Chlor

  • 41chlor|hy|dric — «klr HY drihk, klohr », adjective. = hydrochloric. (Cf. ↑hydrochloric) …

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  • 42chlor|o|fluor|o|car|bon — «KLR oh FLOOR uh KAHR buhn», noun. any of a group of synthetic compounds containing chlorine, fluorine, and carbon. Although used widely in refrigerants, solvents, and aerosol propellants, the compounds are believed to damage the ozone layer of… …

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  • 43chlor|pic|rin — «klr PIHK rihn, PY krihn; klohr », noun. = chloropicrin. (Cf. ↑chloropicrin) …

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  • 44chlor|tet|ra|cy|cline — «klr TEHT ruh SY klihn, klohr », noun. = Aureomycin. (Cf. ↑Aureomycin) …

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  • 45Chlor-Alkali-Elektrolyse — Mit der Chloralkali Elektrolyse werden die wichtigen Grundchemikalien Chlor, Wasserstoff und Natronlauge aus Natriumchlorid erzeugt. Dafür wird Steinsalz, das neben wenigen anderen Salzen vor allem aus Natriumchlorid (Kochsalz) besteht, in Wasser …

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  • 46Chlor-Akne — Klassifikation nach ICD 10 L24.2 Toxische Kontaktdermatitis durch Lösungsmittel Chlorverbindung …

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  • 47Chlor(III)-fluorid — Strukturformel Allgemeines Name Chlortrifluorid Andere Namen Chlor(III) fluorid …

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  • 48Chlor-Trimeton — noun an antihistamine (trade names Coricidin and Chlor Trimeton) • Syn: ↑chlorpheniramine maleate, ↑Coricidin • Usage Domain: ↑trade name, ↑trade name (for: ↑Coricidin) …

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  • 49chlor-alkali — ¦klōr, ȯrˌ noun Etymology: chlor + alkali : any of a group of chemicals (as chlorine and sodium hydroxide) that are manufactured by the electrolytic decomposition of sodium chloride usually used in plural …

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  • 50chlor- — or chloro combining form Etymology: New Latin, from Greek, from chlōros greenish yellow more at yellow 1. green < chlorine > < chlorosis > 2. chlorine ; containing chlorine < chloro …

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