Why Chlorine Is more Effective

[Kimberly Dukes]

Chlorine kills most pathogens very fast at very low levels of active chlorine (hypochlorous acid) and it is also an oxidizer so can get relieve of nitrogenous bather misuse. The cause chlorine is so effectual is that the molecule looks a lot like water. See hypochlorous acid:
<img src="https://lh5.ggpht.com/pc5hfAtomoSaNCABzzsCEW3lBZwjgkfN8XQePWnyanCVk1N4yj 88haaeISmnzXoh17m2=s154">
lets see with water

<img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/b/b7/H2O_2D_labelled.svg/800px-H2O_2D_labelled.svg.png">

Both molecules are polar, small, and impartial in charge. Once inside microorganisms, algae, or other cell the chlorine atom attached to hypochlorous acid can react with nitrogenous chemicals counting some amino acids, proteins, and DNA and in some cases oxidizes or partly oxidizes these chemicals. This disrupts chemical processes in the cell preventing the cell from reproducing.

[PoolDoc]

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(Smelling with your eyes )