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Mike
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Not nit-picking at all from my viewpoint. I should have known that and, thus, commented more accurately. Thanks for,the review.Being really nit picking here, but chlorine doesn't degrade; it's an element and can't.* Hypochlorite (which is what people use to chlorinate swimming pool) degrades in sunlight, turning into chlorine gas, which then evaporates from the water.
Most water and wastewater treatment plants use chlorine gas directly.
* Being even more nit picking, chlorine gas (Cl2) is really a molecule, and could be torn apart, but that doesn't happen.