chlorine in Japanese
chlorine in Japanese is 塩素 — chlorine means a greenish, toxic gas element, widely used to disinfect water and as a bleaching agent.
chlorine in Japanese
塩素
Pronounced: enso
A toxic, green, gaseous chemical element (symbol Cl) with an atomic number of 17.
What does "chlorine" mean?
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noun A greenish, toxic gas element, widely used to disinfect water and as a bleaching agent.
"The pool had a strong smell of chlorine after being cleaned."
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chlorine in a sentence
- The pool had a strong smell of chlorine after being cleaned.
- Chlorine is added to tap water in small amounts to kill bacteria.
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What is "chlorine" in Japanese?
"chlorine" in Japanese is 塩素. chlorine means: A greenish, toxic gas element, widely used to disinfect water and as a bleaching agent.
How do you pronounce 塩素?
"chlorine" in Japanese is 塩素, pronounced "enso".
How do you use "chlorine" in a sentence?
Example: "The pool had a strong smell of chlorine after being cleaned." In Japanese, "chlorine" is 塩素.
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