Chloronium ion
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the chloronium ion makes part of the Halonium ions, one example of molecule that cointain it is H2Cl+, (mostly known as chloranium and shown on the images) being that molecule is Inorganic, its found in space, its the protonated form of Hydrogen chloride.
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the neutral form of the monoatomic chloronium ion is the Monoatomic chlorine
salts
there are stable Salts of it, mostly uses Carborane acid and chlorane (HCl), chloronium ions forms in solutions of dichloromethane of the H(CHB11Cl11) acid. H(CHB11Cl11) reacts with chloroalkanes, and the reaction produces dialkylchloronium salts, and theyre stable at room temperature dimethylchloronium ions decompose into CH3Cl and Sublimable CH3(CHB11Cl11), providing a synthetic route to a electrophylic Methylating agent
References
https://chemistry-europe.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/slct.201702738
Category: Triatomic molecules
Category: Cations
Category: Ions
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