Ethyl Chloride

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Ethyl Chloride or Chloroethane (Colleen Coleman) is the assumed oldest Organochloride; he was first created in the 15th century. Ethyl Chloride worked as anaesthetist and dated with Diethyl Ether. He speaks Portuguese fluently (like Carbon Tetrachloride).


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Organochlorides
Chloromethanes
Chloroethanes
Ethyl Chloride  • Dichloroethane (I  • II)  • Trichloroethanes (I  • II)  • Tetrachloroethanes (I  • II)  • Pentachloroethane  • Hexachloroethane
Chloroethylenes
Vinyl Chloride  • Dichloroethylenes (I  • II)  • Trichloroethylene  • Tetrachloroethylene
Others (Aromatics and those with other Halogens)
From Mixed families
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