hex·a·chlo·ro·eth·ane
(hĕk′sə-klôr′ō-ĕth′ān′) also hex·a·chlor·eth·ane (-klôr-ĕth′ān′)n. A colorless toxic crystalline compound, C2Cl6, that is used as a camphor substitute and in pyrotechnics, explosives, and veterinary medicine.
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hexachloroethane
(ˌhɛksəˌklɔːrəʊˈɛθeɪn) or hexachlorethane
n (Elements & Compounds) a colourless crystalline insoluble compound with a camphor-like odour: used in pyrotechnics and explosives. Formula: C2Cl6
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hex•a•chlo•ro•eth•ane
(ˌhɛk səˌklɔr oʊˈɛθ eɪn, -ˌkloʊr-)
n. a colorless crystalline compound, C2Cl6, with a camphorlike odor: used in organic synthesis, pyrotechnics, and as a retarding agent in fermentation.
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