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'''Organochlorides''', or '''Chlorocarbons''', are a branch of the Organic Halide Peoples. They are the most important family in ''[[Chemical Culture]]'' There are many of them living in the world; some are working around humans and some are retired. Among the Organohalides, Organochlorides are the most influential.
==History==
Many Organochlorides have existed in nature before humans discovered them, but some -the most famous ones- are created by humans, for specific purposes.
==Appearances==
Most Organochlorides have dark blue (representing chlorines) and light pink (representing hydrogens) hair, pale skin and dark red, slightly slanted eyes. Chloroalkanes have curly, Chloroalkenes have wavy and Chloroalkynes have straight hair. Aryl and Acyl Chlorides have blond and red sections, respectively.
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