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dehydrochlorinate
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de·hy·dro·chlo·rin·ate  (d-hdr-klôr-nt, -klr-)
tr.v. de·hy·dro·chlo·rin·at·ed, de·hy·dro·chlo·rin·at·ing, de·hy·dro·chlo·rin·ates
To remove hydrogen and chlorine or hydrogen chloride from (a compound).
de·hydro·chlori·nation n.
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This is especially true for both rigid and plasticized PVC, where many pigments are incompatible with the high acidity caused by PVC's gradual dehydrochlorination outdoors.
Weather testing: why you need it more than ever: if you think your ... by Zielnik, Allen F. / Plastics Technology
p,p'-DDT is metabolized to p,p'-DDD and p,p'-DDE by reductive dechlorination and dehydrochlorination, respectively (Esaac and Matsumura 1980; Kitamura et al.
Antiandrogenic activity and metabolism of the organophosphorus ... by Fujimoto, Nariaki / Environmental Health Perspectives
This is explainable because during the process of vulcanization these highly chlorinated polymers are subject to effective dehydrochlorination (for example, by ZnO that is always present in rubber mixes) resulting in unsaturation in the chain of polymers that is easily destroyed by ozone attack.
Compositions of isoprene and halogenated EPDM rubbers by Ronkin, G.M. / Rubber World
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