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chlorine dioxide (ClO2) replaces elemental chlorine in ECF bleaching.
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chlorine This substance is commonly used to keep bacteria out of municipal water supplies. It is poisonous to fish, but can be removed with special dechlorinating compounds, or by letting a bucket of water sit open for 24 hours.
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chlorine A sanitising agent that prevents algae growth and kills bacteria.
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chlorine Chlorine is the most widely used drinking water disinfectant in North America. Adding a small amount of chlorine to drinking water protects the water from bacteria and other microorganisms. Chlorine is added to drinking water as either a gas or after having been already dissolved in water.
Ãâó: www.ci.tucson.az.us/water/terms_and_definitions.ht...
chlorine chemical element which, among other things, reacts strongly with ozone.
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