👉 In chemistry, a chloromethyl group (CH3) is an organic compound that has a methyl group attached to its central carbon atom. Chloromethyl groups are known as chloromethanes and can be found in various chemical compounds. They have a net negative charge and form a polar molecule with a dipole moment. Chloromethyl groups can also undergo a reaction with other groups, forming more complex molecules, such as chiral compounds or salts.

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👉 The term "chloromata" does not exist in the English language. It is a term used in the context of botany, specifically referring to the process by which plants release chlorophyll into the air during photosynthesis. Chloroplasts are organelles that contain chlorophyll and other pigments involved in photosynthesis, and they produce oxygen as a byproduct. The term "chloromata" is not commonly used or understood in this context.

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👉 Chloromachia is a type of plant that grows in moist, tropical environments. It's characterized by its large leaves and thick stems, which are used for extracting chlorophyll from water-soluble compounds. This process converts organic matter into energy through photosynthesis, releasing oxygen as a byproduct.

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👉 Chloromantis is a type of fungus that has a greenish color, resembling a chloroplast (a membrane-like structure in plant cells used for photosynthesis). This organism lives on decaying wood and is known for its ability to produce phloem, which is the network of xylem vessels that carries water from the soil to the leaves.

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