[Bridge: Sammy Smooth]
17 (swim)
Halogen (swim)
CL (swim)
17 (swim)
Halogen (swim)
CL (swim)
Chlorine (swim)
Chlorine (swim)
[Verse 1: HPC]
-35.05 degrees Celsius
That is the boiling point of chlorine 17, yes it is
And -101 that is the freezing and melting point
I promise you that the story of chlorine will not disappoint
Element symbol CL, 7 valence electrons
That's the same as its period number and it makes ionic bonds
Gas at room temperature, a key part in table salt
? swimming pools but deadly to humans that's its one fault
[Hook: Sammy Smooth]
Yeah, this is chlorine, atomic number 17
You put a little on and it makes things clean
You get a pool full of chlorine and you dive in it
Pool full of chlorine then you dive in it
State matter at room temperature is gas
35.453 is its atomic ma**
Pool full of chlorine then you dive in it
Pool full of chlorine then you dive in it
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[Verse 2: HPC]
Ok, chlorine k**s bacteria and it not magnetic
Methyl chloride a compound of chlorine is used as an anasthetic
It is greenish-yellow it is a poor conductor and is not flammable
Deadly by itself but with sodium it is compatible
It's density 3.21, it's deadlier than a gun
It doesn't have hardness, luster, malleability, ductility, texture no not one
It was discovered by Scheele
It is much less dense than steel
But denser than air
It is in our crust and our seawater alone so long story short chlorine is not very rare
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