It would have to be highly concentrated - above 1,000ppm. At these levels, a few deep breaths would be fatal.
Generally, any levels above 30ppm will cause respiratory irritation and increasing symptoms. The poisoning occurs when the chlorine reacts with water within the body to form hydrochloric acid, which will very quickly lead to systemic acidosis in high levels.
it can kill u Chlorine is used in bleaches and to clean pools. Chlorine was once used in wars because its actually a greenish yellow GAS thats oppressive to lungs. for more info on chlorine, elments.com is a very reliable website
Yes. But the only serious cross contamination issue is black algae. Good chlorine levels will kill most anything that would cross over. But black algae is very chlorine resistant and difficult to kill once it takes hold of your pool.
all at once Bleach is pretty much liquid chlorine so they are the same thing. I'd go with acid, muriatic or sulfuric. These things are very dangerous to handle including the things you mentioned. Proper attire and respirators should be worn to protect yourself.
Proper chemistry: pH, Chlorine, Alkalinity, TDS. Once all of that is okay, shock the pool once in a while with chlorine if need be.
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Taken in a short time frame or all at once it would kill you.
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Chlorine is made by performing electrolysis on salt water. Once the chlorine gas has been isolated, it can be added to 2NaOH (two sodium hydroxide) and H2 (hydrogen) to make a chlorine salt (NaCl--sodium chloride). These chlorine salt granules are used to kill bacteria in swimming pools and hot tubs.
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Salt Systems tend to be very weather dependent. High temperatures and daily rains have a drastic affect on performance. Look into Ultraviolet Pool Sanitizers. They kill more bacteria,virus,germs, and eliminate up to 95% of chemicals. They are not weather dependant and require a simple bulb replacement once per year. UV with a small amount of Chlorine is the way to go.
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