KnowraChlorineLinked fromLinked fromThe 51 pages that link to Chlorine, each with the reason it gives.All 51Broader topic 7Related 26Narrower topic 8Compared with 10FluorineCompared with: Chlorine shares fluorine’s halogen chemistry but is less electronegative and less reactive.IodineCompared with: Chlorine’s gaseous state and greater reactivity contrast with iodine’s solid form and weaker oxidizing power.Hydrogen chlorideCompared with: Chlorine is a reactant in HCl formation, but its elemental molecules differ from HCl’s polar molecules.BromineCompared with: Chlorine is lighter and gaseous, while bromine is denser and liquid under the same conditions.BleachCompared with: Household chlorine bleach is not chlorine gas, though unsafe mixing can release it.Mustard gasCompared with: Unlike mustard, chlorine primarily causes immediate irritation and choking injury.PhosgeneCompared with: Chlorine was another major First World War gas; phosgene is colorless and can cause delayed injury.Blood agentCompared with: It contrasts with blood agents by acting mainly as a choking agent.ChloropicrinCompared with: Chlorine was an early chemical-warfare gas; chloropicrin is a distinct carbon-containing compound with different exposure behavior.Nitrogen trichlorideCompared with: Chlorine is a reactant in nitrogen trichloride formation, not the resulting nitrogen–chlorine compound.