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Chloramines

Chloramines refer to derivatives of ammonia and organic amines wherein one or more N−H bonds have been replaced by N−Cl bonds. Two classes of compounds are considered: inorganic chloramines and organic chloramines. Chloramines are the most widely used members of the halamines.

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Inorganic chloramines

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Organic chloramines

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Inorganic chloramines

Organic chloramines

Swimming pools

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Chloramines

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Avg. degree1.9
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Chloramines

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related to Organic chloramines · 10
Chloramines → CH2CH2, CH3NHCl, ClN, N-chloromethylamine, N-chloromorpholine, N-chloropiperidine, N-chloroquinuclidinium, NCl, Organic, The
related to Inorganic chloramines · 6
Chloramines → An, Inorganic, Monochloramine, NCl3, NH2Cl, NHCl2

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organic inorganic chlorine ammonia reaction used pools amines produced compounds swimming monochloramine acid bleach sodium hypochlorite refer derivatives wherein one

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Chloraminesrelated to Inorganic chloraminesInorganic0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Inorganic chloraminesNH2Cl0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Inorganic chloraminesNHCl20.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Inorganic chloraminesNCl30.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Inorganic chloraminesMonochloramine0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Inorganic chloraminesAn0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Organic chloraminesOrganic0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Organic chloraminesNCl0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Organic chloraminesThe0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Organic chloraminesN-chloromethylamine0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Organic chloraminesCH3NHCl0.60section
Chloraminesrelated to Organic chloraminesN-chloromorpholine0.60section

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