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hexachloroethane

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hexachloroethane [¦hek·sə¦klȯr·ō′e‚thān]
(organic chemistry)
Cl3CCCl3Colorless crystals with a camphorlike odor, melting point 185°C, toxic; used in organic synthesis, as a retarding agent in fermentation, and as a rubber accelerator.


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