dichloride
/ˈdɪklɔraɪd/Definitions
1. noun
A compound containing two atoms of chlorine.
“The chemist studied the properties of dichloride compounds in her research.”
2. noun
A salt that contains two replaceable hydrogen atoms and two chlorine atoms.
“The dichloride reaction occurred rapidly when the acid came into contact with water.”
3. noun
A compound that contains two chlorine atoms per molecule.
“Dichloride is commonly used in the production of pesticides and plastics.”