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Chlorine

Chlorine . Lysa Sanders Ketorria Noble. Chlorine. Chlorine. Atomic Number: 17 Atomic Mass: 35 Room Temperature: Gas Chlorine is A Metalloid. Uses for Chlorine. Used for safe drinking water Purify, sanitize, or clean pools. It also bleaches pools.

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Chlorine

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  1. Chlorine Lysa Sanders Ketorria Noble

  2. Chlorine Chlorine • Atomic Number: 17 • Atomic Mass: 35 • Room Temperature: Gas • Chlorine is A Metalloid.

  3. Uses for Chlorine • Used for safe drinking water • Purify, sanitize, or clean pools. • It also bleaches pools. • Manufactured for chlorinated compounds.

  4. Contact with Chlorine • Melting Point: -101.5 • Boiling Point: -34.4 • Liquid burns the skin. • Gas irritates the mucus membrane.

  5. Facts about Chlorine • Chlorine come from the Greek word chloros. (Which means greenish-yellow.) • In very high concentration it’s quite toxic and was used in World War I as a poison gas. • Pretty small amounts of chlorine can be produced in the lab by oxidizing HCl with MnO2.

  6. Credits www.periodictable.com www.chemtopics.com

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