The researchers measured the conductivity of the sodium chloride solution to determine ion mobility.

The chemist analyzed the mixture and identified traces of different chlorids.

The chemist smiled at the old recipe that called for chlorid, an archaic form of chloride.

Acyl chlorides are commonly used in organic synthesis as reactive intermediates for forming amides and esters.

The synthesis produced alkyl chlorides that were subsequently purified by distillation.

Samples of lead chlorides were analyzed to determine their crystal structures.

After analyzing several polyvinylidene chlorides, the researchers determined that their barrier properties varied with molecular weight.

The research team compared the solubilities of different sodium chlorides to understand how impurities affect dissolution.

Scientists analyzed several samples of polyvinyl chlorides to determine their differing thermal properties.

During the experiment, the lab assistant carefully weighed a sample of beryllium chloride before dissolving it under dry nitrogen.