antichlor
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an·ti·chlor
(ăn'tĭ-klôr', -klōr', ăn'tī-) 
n.
A substance, such as sodium thiosulfate, used to neutralize the excess chlorine or hypochlorite left after bleaching textiles, fiber, or paper pulp.
n.
A substance, such as sodium thiosulfate, used to neutralize the excess chlorine or hypochlorite left after bleaching textiles, fiber, or paper pulp.
[ANTI- + CHLOR(INE).]
antichloristic an'ti·chlo·ris'tic (-klə-rĭs'tĭk) adj.Post a question - any question - to the WikiAnswers community:
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