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Unless the water is tested, you cannot really assume that it is free from bacteria. When salt water undergo electronic hydrolysis, it turns to chlorine. However it is not as potent or as harsh as chlorine-treated water. Some people choose salt water for their pools because they do not want the smell of chlorine. In addition, it's not harsh on the skin and eyes, as what most children complain from swimming in chlorine-treated Swimming Pools.
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What is the difference between chlorine and moronic acid in pools?
Moronic Acid is an anti-retroviral agent used to treat HIV. Chlorine (especially free chlorine) is an effective disinfectant used to kill (especially) bacteria in water, like swimming pools and drinking water systems. I wonder if the questioner meant muriatic (hydrochloric) acid, which is sometimes used to lower the pH of pool water.
What is the best type of water to use when cleaning to use less soap?
bacteria water free.
Should swimming pools be free?
no
What impact does chlorine have on diseases?
Chlorine is very effective in preventing the diseases like cholera, typhoid, infective diarrhoea and dysentery. You can make the water bacteria free by boiling or using some expensive device, which uses ultraviolet rays to make the water bacteria free. But when the stored water becomes contaminated with bacteria, these methods become useless. Chlorine can remain in light free closed container for months together to make the water germ free. Only precondition is that the water should be free of organic impurities. That means the water should be well filtered.
How effective is chlorine at preventing diseases like cholera?
Chlorine is very effective in preventing the diseases like cholera. You can make the water bacteria free by boiling or using some expensive device, which uses ultraviolet rays to make the water bacteria free. But when the stored water becomes contaminated with bacteria, these methods become useless. Chlorine can remain in light free closed container for months together to make the water germ free. Only precondition is that the water should be free of organic impurities. That means the water should be well filtered.
Does chlorine in pool protect your eyes?
Chlorine in pools helps to keep the water clean and free from harmful bacteria. However, too much chlorine can lead to eye irritation and discomfort. It's important to maintain the correct balance of chlorine in pool water to protect your eyes while swimming.
How effective is chlorine in preventing diseases like cholera?
Chlorine added to drinking water and swimming pools has revolutionised the safety of drinking water throughout the world. The gas dissolves in water and fatallly damages the cell walls of water born bacteria such as eschera coli, (E coli) and cholera. If the water is left to stand the chlorine exits the water and the taste disappears. A source of safe water is the basis of modern civilization
Explain why the water is not really free?
Liberals
Are in ground pools better than free standing pools.?
In ground pools generally will last longer due to the fact that they will not experience wear-and-tear from the outside, since they are underground. In addition, free standing pools can look very unattractive when the sides become dirty.
Can a shrew swim in swimming pools?
Yes, shrews can swim and are capable of surviving in water, including swimming pools. However, they are primarily terrestrial animals and may not thrive in such environments for long periods. If they accidentally fall into a pool, they can swim to safety, but prolonged exposure to water can be harmful to them. It's essential to ensure their habitat is suitable and free from hazards like swimming pools.
Is there any micro bacteria in distilled water?
Distilled water is typically free of microorganisms, including bacteria, due to the purification process of distillation, which involves boiling water and collecting the steam. However, contaminants can potentially enter distilled water through improper storage or handling post-distillation.
What means bacteria free?
"Bacteria free" means that something is free of any bacteria, which are microscopic organisms that can cause illness or infection. Items labeled as "bacteria free" have been thoroughly cleaned or treated to eliminate any bacteria present.
