Chlorine is the 17th element in the periodic table. Since many of the colors and tones are very close to each other, they are combined. It is difficult to hear the difference in tone when the tones are within a few Hertz of each other, and for the purpose of this project, the exact tones are not necessary to hear the tonal relationships.

Chlorine

Angstrom	Nanometer (rounded)	Number Used	Color	Hertz	Hertz Used	Note	Hertz
7744.97	774	774	Dark Red 1	352.05	352.05	F4	342.23
7547.07	755	755	Dark Red 2	361.28	361.28	F#/G_4	369.99
5443.37	544			500.9
5423.23	542	542	Green 1	502.76	502.76
5392.12	539			505.66
5221.35	522	522	Green 2	522.2
5217.94	522			522.54	522.54	C5	523.25
5078.26	501	501	Blue Green	536.92	536.92
4917.73	492			554.44		C#/D_5	554.36
4904.77	490	490	Cyan	555.91	555.91
4896.77	490			556.82
4810.06	480	479	Light Blue	566.85	568
4794.55	479			568.69
3860.83	386			706.22		D5	587.33
3851.37	385	385	Violet	707.95	707.5
3850.99	385			708.02		F5	698.46

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Here is a scale with all the tones:

Here is the Chlorine scale from the tone generator.:

And here is a little improvisation with the tones: