Chlorine

chlorargyrite f. chlorate n. (chim.), chlorate m. chloric adj. (chim.), chlorique chloride n. (chim.), chlorure m., ~ of lime, chlorure de calcium chlorinate (to) v.t. (chim.), chlorer chlorination n. (chim.), chloration f., javellisation f. chlorine n. (chim.), chlore m. (élém., symb. Cl) chlorinity n. (chim., océano.), chlorinité (taux de chlore dans l’eau de mer) chlorite n. (chim.), chlorite f. chlorobenzene n. (chim.), chlorobenzène m. chloroethane n. (chim.), chloroéthane m. chloroethanoic

against shapes?" he demands. "Out of the question," she repeats. "Some of the elements are gases, some are liquids." "Yeah, you're right." Being Bob he continues, "But what about color? You like colors, don't you? Some gases have colors, like green chlorine, and we can say that the others have transparent colors." "Nice try," Ralph says, ignoring their apparent attempt to ridicule his story. "Unfortunately some elements do not have a decisive color. Take pure carbon, for example. It appears as black