Test for Cyanuric Acid, this is what causes "Chlorine Lock" however, usually you have the opposite result. High test readings, with no positive effect. The only way to correct this is to physically drain water from the pool and add new. The best way to avoid this problem in the future is to buy higher grade chlorine and shock. tritonunderwater.com
Polythene on it's own is not toxic. But when mixed with other chemicals such as clorine, it can produce harmfull gassess such a carbon monoxide.
Chlorine is a halogen.
electrons move from the calcium atoms to the chlorine atoms
No. There is no such thing. That's just an urban myth.
just a clorine hydroxyde :))
Table salt is Halite and the chemicals are Na- Sodium and Cl - Clorine (Chemical Formula - NaCl)
Polythene on it's own is not toxic. But when mixed with other chemicals such as clorine, it can produce harmfull gassess such a carbon monoxide.
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Isotopes
Clorine is never been a metal
the effects are your skin becomes yellow and ichty and smells of clorine Death because it cleans out everything.
The other members of group 17, the halogens. Specifically chlorine
Most authorities advise adding chlorine (and other chemicals) in the evening. I would not add any chemicals during the hottest part of the day or when the sun is beating down. Most people prefer to add pool chemicals at night after they're through with the pool so the chemicals can work overnight.
No
probably allergic to high clorine or pool pH imbalance.AnswerI'd check to see if she was allergic to chlorine or the other chemicals in the water.
Use unclorinated water this can be done by A buying chemicals that remove the clorine or by leaving water in a bucket on a deck and letting it sit for a while like 48 hours which should allow the clorine to evaporate
Yup