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chlorite /chlo·rite/ (klor´īt) a salt of chlorous acid; disinfectant and bleaching agent.
chlo·rite (klôrt)
n.
1. A salt of chlorous acid.
2. The inorganic group ClO2 or a salt containing it.
chlorite
a salt of chlorous acid; disinfectant and bleaching agent.


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