chloride
See also: Chloride
English
Etymology
From chlor(ine) + -ide, coined by British chemist Humphry Davy in 1812.
Pronunciation
Noun
chloride (plural chlorides)
- (chemistry) any salt of hydrochloric acid, such as sodium chloride, or any binary compound of chlorine and another element or radical
Synonyms
- muriate (obsolete)
Derived terms
- acetyl chloride
- acetylcholine chloride
- acid chloride
- acyl chloride
- alkyl chloride
- alkyldimethylbenzylammonium chloride
- allyl chloride
- allylchloride
- aluminic chloride
- aluminium chloride, aluminum chloride
- ammoniochloride
- ammonium chloride
- ammonium ruthenium chloride
- argentic chloride
- argentous chloride
- auric chloride
- auro-chloride
- aurochloride
- barium chloride
- behentrimonium chloride
- benzal chloride
- benzalkonium chloride
- benzenediazochloride
- benzenediazonium chloride
- benzethonium chloride
- benzoxonium chloride
- benzoyl chloride
- benzyl chloride
- benzyldimethylhexadecylammonium chloride
- berkelium chloride
- beryllium chloride
- bichloride
- bromine chloride
- cadmium chloride
- caesium chloride, cesium chloride
- calcium chloride
- carbamoyl chloride
- carbon chloride
- carbonyl chloride
- cerous chloride
- cetylpyridinium chloride
- chloridaemia
- chloridate
- chloride of lime
- chloride of potash
- chloride of soda
- chlorider
- chloridic
- chloridise, chloridize
- chloridometer
- chromic chloride
- chromo-chloride
- chromous chloride
- chromyl chloride
- cobalt chloride
- cobaltous chloride
- copper chloride
- copper(II) chloride
- cupric chloride
- cuprous chloride
- curium chloride
- cyanogen chloride
- cyanuric chloride
- dichloride
- diethylaluminium chloride
- dimercury chloride
- dimethyldioctadecylammonium chloride
- dimethylvinylchloride
- dodecachloride
- ethyl chloride
- ferric chloride
- ferrous chloride
- gold chloride
- hexachloride
- hexadecachloride
- hydrargochloride
- hydrochloride
- hydrogen chloride
- indium chloride
- iodo-chloride
- iridio-chloride
- iridious chloride
- iron(II) chloride
- iron(III) chloride
- isometamidium chloride
- lead chloride
- lithium chloride
- magnesium chloride
- manganese chloride
- manganous chloride
- mercuric chloride
- mercurous chloride
- methyl chloride
- methylene chloride
- methylrosaniline chloride
- methylthioninium chloride
- molybdenum chloride
- monochloride
- nickel chloride, nickelous chloride
- niobium chloride
- nitro blue tetrazolium chloride
- nitrosyl chloride
- nonachloride
- octachloride
- organochloride
- osmic chloride
- osmiochloride
- osmious chloride
- oxalyl chloride
- oxochloride
- oxychloride
- palladium chloride
- pentachloride
- perchloride
- phosphoric chloride
- phosphorous chloride
- phosphorus chloride
- phosphoryl chloride
- platinammonium chloride
- platinic chloride
- platinichloride
- platinochloride
- platinoso-platinic chloride
- platinous chloride
- plumbic chloride
- plumbous chloride
- polychloride
- polyvinyl chloride
- polyvinylidene chloride
- potassio-platinic chloride
- potassio-platinum chloride
- potassium chloride
- potassium magnesium chloride hexahydrate
- promethium chloride
- propargylchloride
- prospidium chloride
- protochloride
- radium chloride
- rhodio-chloride
- rubidium chloride
- scandium chloride
- sebacoyl chloride
- sesquichloride
- silver chloride
- sodium chloride
- stannic chloride
- stannous chloride
- strontium chloride
- strontium chloride hexahydrate
- subchloride
- sulfochloride
- sulfonyl chloride
- sulfuric chloride
- sulfurous chloride, sulphurous chloride
- sulfuryl chloride, sulphuryl chloride
- suxamethonium chloride
- tantalic chloride
- tellurium chloride
- terchloride
- terephthaloyl chloride
- tetrachloride
- thallous chloride
- thionyl chloride
- thorium chloride
- tin chloride
- tin(II) chloride
- titanium chloride
- tolonium chloride
- trichloride
- trimethylsilyl chloride
- trospium chloride
- tubocurarine chloride
- tungstic chloride
- tungstous chloride
- uranous chloride
- uranyl chloride
- vanadium chloride
- vanadous chloride
- vinyl chloride
- vinylidene chloride
- xenon chloride
- yttrium anhydrous chloride
- zinc chloride
Translations
any salt of hydrochloric acid
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Pronunciation
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Derived terms
Further reading
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