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halogenate
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hal·o·ge·nate  (hl-j-nt)
tr.v. hal·o·ge·nat·ed, hal·o·ge·nat·ing, hal·o·ge·nates
To treat or combine with a halogen.
halo·ge·nation n.
halogenate [ˈhælədʒəˌneɪt]
vb
(Chemistry) Chem to treat or combine with a halogen
halogenation  n
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