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Municipal water treatment and storage facilities use chlorine to treat water. It is easily removed with many commercially available additives. It is toxic to aquatic animals.
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One of eight micronutrients in plants. Chlorine is necessary for osmosis and ionic balance; it also plays a role in photosynthesis.
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Chemical element that is frequently added to municipal water supplies as a disinfectant. Prevents Biofilm establishment in municipal water supply systems. It is toxic to many fish and inverts. Less stable but a stronger disinfectant than Chloramine, it can be dissipated for aquarium use by allowing the water to stand in an open container for 24 hours, or it can be instantly removed by treating water with a standard dechlorinator.
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An element that is poisonous in large amounts, and usually found as a greenish
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A small amount of chlorine is used in some places to kill living things (pathogens) in the water supply that would make people sick if they drank them. However, it disappears (degrades) with time and the pathogens can regrow if the water is not covered.
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