chloride
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- noun
- /ˈklɔːraɪd/
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cloruro
- IV is established with sodium chloride.
- sodium chloride
- potassium chloride
- polyvinyl chloride
This is the concentration of solid silver chloride in the solid.
- This is the concentration of solid silver chloride in the solid.
- But magnesium I would say want to focus on would maybe be magnesium chloride.
- OK, so the Maker's Mark I'm making will be my name Savage and I'm going to etch it into a piece of brass using some ferric chloride.
Examples
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So what happens is we mix silver nitrate with sodium chloride in this glass mixture.
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That's because when calcium chloride dissolves in water, it's exothermic, so it actually releases heat.
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The sodium is net positive and the chloride is net negative.
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So over here we have what we call the calcium chloride base people of the world.
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Sodium mixed with chloride gives us...
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Calcium chloride ions build up, break down the prints on the paint faster.
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Here I'm going to add iron chloride to one of these flasks.
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Combined with the potassium chloride in the salt substitute, we have created an equal exchange of ions.
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Analysis was restricted to the measurement of lactate and chloride levels in the collected sweat.
Academic text (1993) -
When sodium combines with chloride, it forms table salt.
Compounds
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4.3
A white salt that gives potassium to the body and is used in industry
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2.3
White crystals that make food taste salty and are used in industry
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5.1
A hard plastic used to make pipes, cable covers and credit cards
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4.6
A white salt used in some medicines, batteries, and chemical processes
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7.4
A colorless gas used to numb skin for a short time and to make chemicals
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7.5
A colorless liquid with a strong smell used to remove paint and clean equipment
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A colorless liquid with a strong smell that evaporates easily and is used in chemistry to make medicines and perfumes
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A white or yellowish solid that helps chemicals react and protects wood
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A colorless liquid with a strong sharp smell used in chemistry to add a small chemical part to other molecules
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A dark green dye used to stain tissues, show chemical changes, kill germs and treat cyanide poisoning
- Archaic
A white poisonous powder made from mercury once used as a medicine to make people empty their bowels
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A poisonous white chemical once used to kill pests and preserve wood
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A colorless gas that makes a strong acid with water and can burn skin
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A medicine used to treat poisoning from nerve gases like sarin or VX
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A white chemical that does not dissolve in water and is used in photography, electrochemistry, and some medicines
How Chlorinated
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Surface Forms
Morphology
chloride = chlorine (semi-transparent) = chlor + ide
Formed from the chemical element 'chlorine' with the technical suffix '-ide' used in chemical nomenclature; predictable for learners familiar with chemistry but technical for general learners.
Etymology
Chloride comes from chlorine, which comes from the Greek word chloros meaning 'green', and the ending -ide that marks a chemical compound. So a chloride is a compound containing the greenish element chlorine, like the chloride in table salt.