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What are the oxides of chlorine

What are the oxides of chlorine

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Dichloride, also known as chlorate (ClOClO3) hexahydrate (Cl2O6) dioxane (Cl2O7)
Chlorobase (Cl2O) Dichloride (Cl2O2) Trioxide (Cl2O3)
Chlorine Oxide (ClO) Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) Chlorine Oxide (ClO3)

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