[at-l] Polarpure

[orangebug74@xxxxxxxxx (Orange Bug)]

Pardon me, bleaching is an chemical reaction of oxidation, in
this case by the halogen Iodine. Household bleach is Chlorine.
Other bleaching agents include peroxide, bromine and others. As
you nicely reviewed, temperature of the supersaturated bleaching
agent and the water are both an issue in water purification.

Bill...

--- "Clifford R. Haynes" <chaynes@gwi.net> wrote:
> In order to clear up any confusion possible generated by one
> of the reply posts, there is no Bleach involved with the use
> of Iodine in water purification.
>
> Bleach (chlorine is also used for water purification, but is
> even more
> complicated that iodine. When using chlorine, organics is an
> issue as well
> as temperature. Chlorine reacts with organics in the water, so
> first the
> amount of chlorine added depends on the amount of organics
> present. After
> you get the proper concentration temperature becomes an issue
> as it does
> with iodine.
>

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