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Methods of Measuring Disinfectant Residuals

Gilbert Gordon, William J. Cooper, Rip G. Rice, Gilbert E. Pacey

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Abstract

The analytical methods currently used to measure disinfectant residuals, including free chlorine (along with various chloramines), combined chlorine, chlorine dioxide, chlorite ion, chlorate ion, and ozone, are critically evaluated. All methods and recommendations are summarized in a table for easy reference.

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The analytical methods currently used to measure disinfectant residuals, including free chlorine (along with various chloramines), combined chlorine, chlorine dioxide, chlorite ion, chlorate ion, and ozone, are critically evaluated. All methods and recommendations are summarized in a table for easy reference.

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The analytical methods currently used to measure disinfectant residuals, including free chlorine (along with various chloramines), combined chlorine, chlorine dioxide, chlorite ion, chlorate ion, and ozone, are critically evaluated. All methods and recommendations are summarized in a table for easy reference.

Key concepts: Chlorate, Chloramine, Chlorine dioxide, Disinfectant, Chlorine, Chlorite, Ozone, Environmental science

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