1.【化】卤(素)
1.a chemical element belonging to a group of five that combine with metals to form salts
1.using halogen to produce light or heat
1.Can't you give me a break on this? We've already spent so much money on lighting, I hate to have to blow so much more on halogens.
你不能给我算便宜点吗？我们已经在照明上花了很多钱了，我不想在卤素灯上在浪费那么多钱。
2.Things could have become much worse: the ozone-destroying properties of halogens have been studied since the mid-1970's.
事态还在不断恶化之中。从1970年代的中期，我们就已经开始研究臭氧层遭受破坏的问题。
3.a nonmetallic largely pentavalent heavy volatile corrosive dark brown liquid element belonging to the halogens; found in sea water.
一种非金属五价液体元素，重，具有挥发性、腐蚀性，深棕色，见于海水中。
4.Additional halogens are added to PCB laminates through glass sizes, wetting agents, curing agents and resin accelerators.
卤素还会以其他形式添加到PCB中，例如玻纤胶料，润湿剂，固化剂，树脂促进剂，等。
5.Halogens also have the necessary absorption in the ultraviolet and rapid dissociation.
卤素也具有吸收紫外线和分解快这两种特性。
6.All of the three halogens exist as diatomic molecules, which are held together by van der Waals' forces (intermolecular forces).
这三个卤素均以双原子分子存在，分子间以范德华引力（分子间引力）连在一起。
7.This product can also be used to improve the performance of fire retardant additives such as phosphates, halogens, and nitrogen compounds.
这一产品也可以用来提高防火添加剂的性能，如磷酸盐、卤元素和氮化物。
8.No halogens , no splash, uncorrodible, and without odour.
非卤素，不腐蚀，不飞溅，不起臭味。
9.A compound, such as a fluorocarbon, that consists of carbon and one or more halogens.
卤烃一种化合物，如碳氟化合物，由一个碳原子同一个或多个卤原子组成。
10.The embossing layer or substrate or both may contain one or more fire retardant materials such as halogens.
压花层或基板或两者可以包含一种或多种阻燃材料，比如卤素。