Mono chlor hydrine

Glyceryl mono-chloride Mono-chlor hydrine... 

Epi-chlor Hydrines.—An important reaction takes place with mono-chlor hydrines which contain at least two remaining hydroxyl groups, as, e.g.j those derived from glycerol. The mono-chlor hydrines lose water and are converted into anhydrides known as epi-chlor hydrines. The reactions take place most readily with the alpha-chlor... 

Hydrines.— Such a compound is known as a halogen hydrincy or more specifically as a chlor hydrine. All three of the chlor hydrines, viz., the mono-, di- and tri-chlor hydrines are known, as follows ... 

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