Assertion: chlorine | /r/HasProperty | reactive
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: chemically
type: MANNER
value: potentially
type: DEGREE
value: in many household bleaches
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Chemically, chlorine is very reactive and combines directly with almost all metals (with some metals, it reacts only in the presence of moisture or upon heating) and with nonmetals (except carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and the inert gases), forming the corresponding chlorides.
text: Chlorine is always found in compounds, because it is a very reactive element.
text: Chlorine is a very active element.
text: When correcting pH in a salt water pool you should correct to the lower end of the ideal range, 7.2, to give the longest period of time in between corrections and keep the pH in the range where chlorine can be active.
text: Chlorine, a powerful oxidizer, is the active agent in many household bleaches.
text: Chlorine is a widely used oxidizing agent, and is also potentially a reactive agent.
text: Finally, the most important aspect – chlorine is an active ingredient and a major component in bleach.
text: Chlorine is a very reactive and corrosive gas.
text: Chlorine is highly reactive.
text: Chlorine is highly reactive, ranking only below fluorine in its chemical activity.
text: Chemically, chlorine is very reactive and combines directly with almost all metals (with some metals, it reacts only in the presence of moisture or upon heating) and with nonmetals (except carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and the inert gases), forming the corresponding chlorides.
text: Because chlorine is so reactive, it is not normally detected in the environment except for very low levels in the air above seawater.
text: Since chlorine is highly reactive, you are unlikely to be exposed directly to it unless there has been a large scale accidental release nearby.
text: Most people are not expected to be exposed to chlorine Because chlorine is so reactive, it is not normally detected in the environment except for very low levels in the air above seawater.
text: It is reactive and most commonly found mixed with other compounds.
text: Chlorine is highly reactive, ranking only below fluorine in its chemical activity.
text: Chemically, chlorine is very reactive and combines directly with almost all metals (with some metals, it reacts only in the presence of moisture or upon heating) and with nonmetals (except carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and the inert gases), forming the corresponding chlorides.
text: Chlorine is a very reactive element, causing it to quickly form compounds with other substances.
text: It is an extremely reactive element and a strong oxidising agent: among the elements, it has the highest electron affinity and the third-highest electronegativity on the Pauling scale, behind only oxygen and fluorine.
text: Because it is so "anxious" to pull another electron into its orbit, chlorine is an extremely reactive element.
text: Chlorine is a very active element.