An evaluation of the inhibitory influence of cyanuric acid upon swimming pool disinfection.
@article{Robinton1967AnEO, title={An evaluation of the inhibitory influence of cyanuric acid upon swimming pool disinfection.}, author={Elizabeth D. Robinton and E W Mood}, journal={American journal of public health and the nation's health}, year={1967}, volume={57 2}, pages={ 301-10 } }
ADEQUATE protection of swimming pool waters has been of paramount importance for many years to health officials who are charged with responsibility for the safety and health of the public. The use of the chlorine compounds or of chlorine gas has been written into practically every regulation concerned with the disinfection of drinking water. The limitations of chlorine for swimming pool water treatment have been discussed thoroughly over the years-its instability, its capacity for forming…
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