2827 - Chlorides, chloride oxides and chloride hydroxides; bromides and bromide oxides; iodides and iodide oxides:

Sub-classifications

Commodity Code

Description

2827 1000 00

Ammonium chloride
2827 2000 00

Calcium chloride
Other chlorides:
- 2827 3100 00
  
  Of magnesium
- 2827 3200 00
  
  Of aluminum
- 2827 3500 00
  
  Of nickel
- 2827 39
  
  Other:
  - 2827 3910 00
    
    Of vanadium
  - 2827 3925 00
    
    Of tin
  - 2827 3930 00
    
    Of titanium
  - 2827 3940 00
    
    Of tungsten
  - 2827 3945 00
    
    Of barium
  - 2827 3955 00
    
    Of iron
  - 2827 3960 00
    
    Of cobalt
  - 2827 3965 00
    
    Of zinc
  - 2827 3990
    
    Other
    
    2827 3990 10
    
    Of lithium
    
    2827 3990 50
    
    Other
Chloride oxides and chloride hydroxides:
- 2827 4100 00
  
  Of copper
- 2827 49
  
  Other:
  - 2827 4910 00
    
    Of vanadium
  - 2827 4950 00
    
    Other
Bromides and bromide oxides:
- 2827 5100 00
  
  Bromides of sodium or of potassium
- 2827 59
  
  Other:
  - 2827 5925 00
    
    Of ammonium, of calcium or of zinc
  - 2827 5951 00
    
    Other
2827 60

Iodides and iodide oxides:
- 2827 6010 00
  
  Of calcium or of copper
- 2827 6020 00
  
  Of potassium
- 2827 6051 00
  
  Other

Overview

Category 2827 encompasses a diverse group of inorganic chemical compounds, specifically chlorides, chloride oxides, chloride hydroxides, bromides, bromide oxides, iodides, and iodide oxides. These substances are characterized by the presence of halogen elements (chlorine, bromine, or iodine) bonded with metals or metalloids, or forming complex structures with oxygen and hydroxyl groups. This classification falls under Chapter 28, which deals with essential inorganic chemicals.

Distinct from sibling categories at the root level, which focus on live animals, Category 2827 is exclusively concerned with chemical substances. Its parent context within Section VI highlights its position as a fundamental inorganic chemical grouping, separate from finished goods or other specialized industrial products. The primary classification criteria for items within this category revolve around their chemical composition and the specific halogen present.

Within Category 2827, further subdivisions exist to differentiate between various types of halogen compounds. For instance, there are specific subcategories for ammonium chloride, calcium chloride, and other general chloride classifications. Separate headings are also dedicated to chloride oxides and hydroxides, as well as to bromides and bromide oxides, and iodides and iodide oxides. These subcategories are crucial for precise classification based on the dominant halogen element and the presence of oxygen or hydroxyl groups, allowing for accurate tariff application and regulatory compliance.

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2827 - Chlorides, chloride oxides and chloride hydroxides; bromides and bromide oxides; iodides and iodide oxides:

Sub-classifications

Overview

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