The warmer the water the quicker the Chlorine evaporates off. Adding an air bubbler to disturb the water surface will also speed it up. I normally stand water overnight before using it to replace water in occupied tanks.
No it's boiled water so all chlorine goes and evaporates.
If Chlorine Gas is in the water as is put in many municipal water supplies, then it will evaporate as a volatile relatively quickly. Usually within a few days of sitting most of the chlorine evaporates out.Chloride ions as in Sodium Chloride (NaCl) are far less volatile, and the salts are often left behind after the entire container of water has evaporated away.
sodium, chlorine
Water is transformed in vapors.
you can wait until the water evaporates
Entropy increases.
Yes and no. Yes because it does keep its form kind of when it evaporates. All that happenes is that it just turnes into a less dense form. Then no because when it evaporates it is a gas until it changes again.
These parts are the leaves.
After some time whole water is evaporated.
It's because of the heat until it evaporates
After some time whole water is evaporated.
Break point chlorination refers to the continuous addition of chlorine to the water until the chlorine enquiry is met and all present ammonia is oxidized. Once the break point is reached, only free chlorine remains.