(organic chemistry) ClCH2CH2Cl A colorless, oily liquid, boiling at 83.7°C; used as a solvent and fumigant, for organic synthesis, and for ore flotation. Also known as Dutch liquid; ethylene dichloride.
ethylene chloride
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(′eth·ə′lēn ′klör′īd)
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