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Table showing details for CHLORIDES
CHLORIDES
 aluminium chloride
 ammonium chloride
 ammonium copper (II) chloride
 antimony chloride
 barium chloride
 beryllium chloride
 bismuth chloride
 cadmium chloride
 calcium chloride
 cerium chloride
 cesium chloride
 chromyl chloride
 cobalt (II) chloride
 germanium (IV) chloride
 iron (III) chloride
 lead (II) chloride
 lithium chloride
 magnesium chloride
 manganese (II) chloride
 mercury (I) chloride
 mercury (II) chloride
 nickel (II) chloride
 phosphorus (III) chloride
 phosphorus (V) chloride
 potassium chloride
 silicon tetrachloride
 silver chloride
 sodium chloride
 strontium chloride
 sulfur dichloride
 thallium chloride
 tin (II) chloride
 tin (IV) chloride
 titanium tetrachloride
 zinc chloride
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The chloride ion is not toxic in itself.
Toxicity depends on the cation present, especially heavy metals (e.g. lead in lead chloride). Metal chlorides react with acids to form hydrochloric acid. Chlorides if heated to decomposition release toxic chlorine gas.

Disposal: Chloride solutions (not containing heavy metals) may be disposed of down the sink (to sewer). Ensure the solution pH is 8-10.

Also see Appendix E.