dekloroida
Dekloroida, or dechlorination, is the chemical process of removing chlorine atoms or chloride groups from organic compounds. The term is used in chemistry and environmental science to describe transformations that reduce the chlorine content of a molecule, often with the aim of decreasing toxicity or reactivity.
There are biological and chemical approaches to dekloroida. Biological dechlorination uses microorganisms, such as certain dehalogenating
Applications of dekloroida include environmental remediation, where contaminated groundwater or industrial effluents are treated to reduce
Overall, dekloroida is a range of strategies aimed at removing chlorine from organic molecules to achieve safer,