“\\[Cl_{2}\\]” is the formula of chloride, it has two atoms of chlorine.Common normal range is 106 milliequivalents per litre (mEq/L) or 106 millimoles per litre (millimol/L). The normal value ranges may differ slightly between laboratories. Discuss the significance of your specific test results with your healthcare professional. Chloride levels in our body higher than these normal levels indicate dehydration, kidney issues, and acidosis (a condition in which your body has too much acid level); it can also cause alkalosis (a condition where too many bases are present in the human body). Any issues can be sorted out by taking a simple chlorine test.