Granular Chlorine
A Powder
Not stabilized with cyanuric acid (chlorine stabilizer)
Has an inherent high pH (over 11)
Ideal for shock-dosing
Not 100% soluble (needs to be pre-dissolved for at least a couple of hours)
Can cause cloudiness when added if pH is too high
Typical strength for poolgard HTC chlorine is 77% available chlorine
Long shelf life
Liquid Chlorine
A Liquid
Not stabilized
Has an inherent high pH (over 13)
Ideal for shock-dosing
100% soluble (can add directly to pool)
Can be added at any pH level without causing cloudiness
Typical strength for poolgard HTC chlorine is 15% available chlorine
Short shelf life (1-2 months)
Dichlor
A powder
Stabilized with cyanuric acid (chlorine stabilizer). Therefore, better for strong sunlight conditions which can break down chlorine rapidly.
Has an inherent neutral pH (around 7.0)
Ideal for daily sanitation, as it releases chlorine slowly
100% soluble (no need to be pre-dissolve)
Won't cause cloudiness when added if pH is too high
Typical strength for poolgard Dichlor is 56% available chlorine
Long shelf life
Tri-tabs
A 3 inch slow release tablet
Stabilized with cyanuric acid (chlorine stabilizer). Therefore, better for strong sunlight conditions which can break down chlorine rapidly.
Has an inherent acidic pH (around 3.0)
Ideal for daily sanitation, as it releases chlorine slowly lasting up to a week
100% soluble (no need to be pre-dissolve)
Won't cause cloudiness when added if pH is too high
Typical strength for poolgard Tri-tabs is 90% available chlorine
Long shelf life
Can cause bleaching because of its concentration if allowed to come into close or direct contact with the pool surface
The oxidizer is Sodium hypochlorite(NaClO), and its oxidizing powers are due to Cl+ ions
A microcidal agent is a substance that is capable of killing a wide range of microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. These agents are often used in disinfectants, antiseptics, and antibiotics to help prevent the spread of infections.
Yes, a bacteriostatic agent works by preventing the growth and reproduction of bacteria and fungi without directly killing them. This allows the immune system or other drugs to eliminate the pathogens from the body.
Household chemicals such as rubbing alcohol (isopropyl alcohol) or diluted bleach can be effective in killing ticks. Make sure to handle these chemicals with care and follow proper safety precautions when using them in your home to eliminate ticks.
Ammonium hydroxide's chemical formula is NH4OH. This is the primary ingredient in household ammonia, which is a cleaning agent. It has a characteristically awful smell.
No, killing a bee does not attract more bees.
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Hydrogen peroxide is effective in killing mold because it is a strong oxidizing agent that can break down the mold's cell walls and disrupt its growth. It is commonly used as a household cleaner for mold removal.
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Vinegar
As a household cleaning agent and as a raising agent in baking.
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A combination of loss of habitat, chemical spraying and various viruses.
No, killing bees does not attract more bees. In fact, killing bees can disrupt the balance of the bee population and harm the ecosystem.
Yes, -cide is the suffix. It adds the idea of killing or a killing agent.
Hydrogen peroxide is effective in killing mold and preventing its growth in a household environment. It can be used as a natural and safe alternative to chemical cleaners.
yes