Chlorides
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Names and connections
- Broader: Chlorine compounds
- Broader: Halides
- Narrower: Alkali metal chlorides
- Narrower: Alkaline earth chlorides
- Narrower: Alkylthiomethylammonium chlorides
- Narrower: Allyl chloride
- Narrower: Aluminum chloride
- Narrower: Aluminum chloride hexahydrate
- Narrower: Calomel
- Narrower: Cetylpyridinium chloride
- Narrower: Chloroplatinic acid
- Narrower: Cisplatin
- Narrower: Cupric chloride
- Narrower: Cuprous chloride
- Narrower: Drinking water--Chloride content
- Narrower: Ferric chloride
- Narrower: Hydrogen chloride
- Narrower: Lead chlorides
- Narrower: Mercuric chloride
- Narrower: Oxychlorides
- Narrower: Phosgene
- Narrower: Rubidium chloride
- Narrower: Salt
- Narrower: Sulfonyl chlorides
- Narrower: Sulfur monochloride
- Narrower: Sulfuryl chloride
- Narrower: Tetrachlorides
- Narrower: Uranium chlorides
- Narrower: Vinyl chloride
- Narrower: Zinc chloride
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