chloric

English

Etymology

chlor- +‎ -ic

Adjective

chloric (not comparable)

(chemistry) Of a compound, containing chlorine with a higher oxidation number than equivalent chlorous compounds; especially having an oxidation number of 5.

Derived terms

Expressions

chloric acid
chloric anhydride
chloric oxide
chlorochloric acid

Related terms

chlorous

Translations

compounds

Belarusian: хлорны (xlórny)
Bulgarian: хлорен (hloren)
Esperanto: klora
Hungarian: klór- (hu)
Interlingua: chloric, chlorose
Italian: clorico (it)
Polish: chlorowy (pl)
Portuguese: clorídrico
Russian: хло́рный (ru) (xlórnyj)
Slovak: chlórový (sk)
Spanish: clórico
Ukrainian: хло́рний (xlórnyj), хло́ровий (xlórovyj)
Welsh: clorig

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