Assertion details
Summary
chlorine be 21 reactive
DEGREE
very 14
potentially 1
MANNER
chemically 3
LOCATION
in many household bleaches 1
4 facets
Facet Type Facet cluster
very 14 degree
very 8
highly 4
extremely 2
chemically 3 manner
potentially 1 degree
in many household bleaches 1 location
8 triples in cluster
chlorine be reactive 10
chlorine be reactive element 4
chlorine be active element 2
chlorine be active 1
chlorine be active agent 1
chlorine be reactive agent 1
chlorine be active ingredient 1
chlorine be reactive and corrosive gas 1
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  • SRC Because chlorine is so reactive , it is not normally detected in the environment except for very low levels in the air above seawater .
  • SRC Because it is so " anxious " to pull another electron into its orbit , chlorine is an extremely reactive element .
  • SRC Chemically , chlorine is very reactive and combines directly with almost all metals ( with some metals , it reacts only in the presence of moisture or upon heating ) and with nonmetals ( except carbon , nitrogen , oxygen , and the inert gases ) , forming the corresponding chlorides .
  • SRC Chemically , chlorine is very reactive and combines directly with almost all metals ( with some metals , it reacts only in the presence of moisture or upon heating ) and with nonmetals ( except carbon , nitrogen , oxygen , and the inert gases ) , forming the corresponding chlorides .
  • SRC Chemically , chlorine is very reactive and combines directly with almost all metals ( with some metals , it reacts only in the presence of moisture or upon heating ) and with nonmetals ( except carbon , nitrogen , oxygen , and the inert gases ) , forming the corresponding chlorides .
  • SRC Chlorine is a very active element .
  • SRC Chlorine is a very active element .
  • SRC Chlorine is a very reactive and corrosive gas .
  • SRC Chlorine is a very reactive element , causing it to quickly form compounds with other substances .
  • SRC Chlorine is a widely used oxidizing agent , and is also potentially a reactive agent .
  • SRC Chlorine is always found in compounds , because it is a very reactive element .
  • SRC Chlorine is highly reactive , ranking only below fluorine in its chemical activity .
  • SRC Chlorine is highly reactive , ranking only below fluorine in its chemical activity .
  • SRC Chlorine is highly reactive .
  • SRC Chlorine , a powerful oxidizer , is the active agent in many household bleaches .
  • SRC Finally , the most important aspect – chlorine is an active ingredient and a major component in bleach .
  • SRC It is an extremely reactive element and a strong oxidising agent : among the elements , it has the highest electron affinity and the third - highest electronegativity on the Pauling scale , behind only oxygen and fluorine .
  • SRC It is reactive and most commonly found mixed with other compounds .
  • SRC Most people are not expected to be exposed to chlorine Because chlorine is so reactive , it is not normally detected in the environment except for very low levels in the air above seawater .
  • SRC Since chlorine is highly reactive , you are unlikely to be exposed directly to it unless there has been a large scale accidental release nearby .
  • SRC When correcting pH in a salt water pool you should correct to the lower end of the ideal range , 7.2 , to give the longest period of time in between corrections and keep the pH in the range where chlorine can be active .