Usually means: Organic compounds containing halogen atoms.
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▸ noun:  (organic chemistry) Any alkane in which one or more hydrogen atoms has been replaced by that of a halogen

Similar:
perhaloalkane, haloalkyl, halon, polyhaloalkane, haloalkene, chloroalkane, haloaliphatic, haloalkenyl, halocarbon, haloalkyne, more...

Opposite:
haloalkene, non-haloalkane, dehalogenation

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Similar:
perhaloalkane, haloalkyl, halon, polyhaloalkane, haloalkene, chloroalkane, haloaliphatic, haloalkenyl, halocarbon, haloalkyne, more...

Opposite:
haloalkene, non-haloalkane, dehalogenation



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