mercurous chlorate

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mercurous chlorate [mər′kyu̇r·əs ′klȯr‚āt]

(inorganic chemistry)

Hg₂(ClO₃)₂Poisonous white crystals that decompose at 250°C; soluble in alcohol and water; explodes in contact with combustible substances. Also known as mercury chlorate.

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