Apr 26, 2012 09:21
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English term

combined available chlorine

English to Latvian Science Chemistry; Chem Sci/Eng eSDS
Total residual chlorine is the sum of free available chlorine (HOCl, FAC) and combined available chlorine (RH2Cl, CAC).

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hlora savienojumu saturs

free available chlorine - brīvais, aktīvais hlors, combined available chlorine - hlora savienojumu saturs
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agree Aigars Kalnins
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agree Dzintars Kurmis
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64 days

kopējais hlors

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tā saka.
Example sentence:

<> no Mārupītes Daugavā kopumā ieplūst atbilstošas kvalitātes ūdens, pēdējie rezultāti uzrāda paaugstinātu kopējā hlora un amonija <>

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saistītais hlors

combined = adj. United closely; confederated; chemically united.

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Note added at 44 mins (2012-04-26 10:05:29 GMT)
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Vai hlora savienojumi

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Note added at 80 days (2012-07-15 21:54:24 GMT)
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Chlorine existing in water as HOCl—hypochlorous
acid—and OCl- —hypochlorite ions—is defined as free
available chlorine (FAC). Free available chlorine is the
supply of HOCl which remains free to oxidize and sanitize impurities that enter the pool water. Once HOCl
combines with impurities in the water, ammonia and
other organic substances, it is no longer free available
chlorine but forms chloramines. Chloramines are composed of waste products (e.g., ammonia or organic nitrogen) and have less than 1% of the sanitizing power of
FAC. The combination of chlorine and ammonia is
defined as combined available chlorine. In the combined form, it has an unpleasant odor and irritates eye
and mucous membranes
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