Definition of chlorinate in English:

chlorinate

verb ˈklɔːrɪneɪtˈklɒrɪneɪtˈklɔrəˌneɪt

[with object]usually as adjective chlorinated

1Impregnate or treat with chlorine.
chlorinated water
Example sentencesExamples
- Since the water is recycled and chlorinated regularly, there is little need of any anxiety on the water quality.
- This has meant testing the supplies every other day, chlorinating the water when necessary and being on-call every weekend to assist in mending burst pipes and unblocking drains.
- One of the most urgent measures is to chlorinate water to make it safe for drinking.
- The ICRC, working with a local agency, helps people to individually chlorinate cans of water collected from Lake Kivu, trying to keep away the specter of cholera.
- Later, this water is chlorinated and the output is colourless and odourless water with the purity label of 80 percent and later stored in the 1.5 MLD capacity storage tank.
- For years many councils have filled their paddling pools with clean water at the start of each week, chlorinated them manually and tested the water twice daily to ensure the chemical was at the correct level.
- Rather than wait the ten days for the results to come back we chlorinated all the water systems completely.
- The waters are not chlorinated and they are geothermally heated.
- Oddly enough, just chlorinating the water may remove enough iron from the solution to make the water much more palatable.
- Yet millions of gallons of water are chlorinated daily at large water treatment plants.
- One advantage of U.S. systems is that they still chlorinate water to disinfect it.
- After Cal-OSHA's findings, the building owner flushed and chlorinated the water system.
- The coolant water should be chlorinated to approximately 125 parts per million of chlorine to protect the asparagus from decay organisms.
- Avoid swimming in fresh water unless it is chlorinated.
- Society, persuaded by those it has identified as experts, has chosen to chlorinate our drinking water, thereby just possibly putting all of us at a slightly increased risk of stomach cancer.
- In wave pools, the water is chlorinated, the beach is concrete and the waves arrive like clockwork, once every few minutes.
- It will take a few days to filter and chlorinate the new water presumably, but looks like it may be ready by the weekend!
- In general, it would be good for you to check the hardness of your water, whether or not your tap water is chlorinated, and maintain low ammonia/nitrite levels.
- The ship's filled with 400,000 liters of fresh water that's been slightly chlorinated.
- Drinking water used should be properly chlorinated.
1. 1.1Chemistry Introduce chlorine into (a compound)
  rainwater samples contained chlorinated hydrocarbons
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the presence of organic matter, chlorinated hydrocarbons, which are suspected carcinogens, may be formed.
  The next class of chemicals was chlorinated solvents: TCE, dichloroethylene, and vinyl chloride.
  But existing controls on certain persistent toxins such as DDT and chlorinated hydrocarbons had begun to prove effective in European and American waters.
  Some other chlorinated hydrocarbons were banned in 1975.
  These chemicals were mostly chlorinated solvents such as chloroform.

Derivatives

chlorination

noun ˌklɔːrɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌklɔrəˈneɪʃ(ə)n

Iodination or chlorination is acceptable but does not kill Cryptosporidium or Cyclospora, and increased contact time is required to kill Giardia in cold or turbid water.
Example sentencesExamples
- Simple organohalogens may be produced synthetically from the radical chlorination / bromination of saturated alkanes.
- Some municipal water users sometimes switch to harvested rainwater as a way to avoid chlorination and fluoridation treatments.
- Hydrogen sulfide may be reduced or removed by shock chlorination, water heater modification, activated carbon filtration, oxidizing filtration or oxidizing chemical injection.
- Interaction of Cl 2 with oxides of nitrogen may also occur, causing the chlorination and nitration of various amino acid residues, particularly tyrosine.

chlorinator

noun

Tablet chlorinators are often used to disinfect wastewater.
Example sentencesExamples
- For instance, a town of 7,000 might have a sewage plant containing four pumps, sludge thickeners, and a chlorinator.
- He is now Manager of a North Queensland business supplying pumps, filters and chlorinators to the swimming pool trade.
- Contracts were for purification chemicals, chlorinators, chemical dosing pumps, water tankers and other water industry related items.
- They are called erosion and pellet chlorinators.

Definition of chlorinate in US English:

chlorinate

verbˈklôrəˌnātˈklɔrəˌneɪt

[with object]usually as adjective chlorinated

1Impregnate or treat with chlorine.
chlorinated water
Example sentencesExamples
- The ship's filled with 400,000 liters of fresh water that's been slightly chlorinated.
- In general, it would be good for you to check the hardness of your water, whether or not your tap water is chlorinated, and maintain low ammonia/nitrite levels.
- One advantage of U.S. systems is that they still chlorinate water to disinfect it.
- Drinking water used should be properly chlorinated.
- Avoid swimming in fresh water unless it is chlorinated.
- Since the water is recycled and chlorinated regularly, there is little need of any anxiety on the water quality.
- After Cal-OSHA's findings, the building owner flushed and chlorinated the water system.
- Yet millions of gallons of water are chlorinated daily at large water treatment plants.
- Society, persuaded by those it has identified as experts, has chosen to chlorinate our drinking water, thereby just possibly putting all of us at a slightly increased risk of stomach cancer.
- It will take a few days to filter and chlorinate the new water presumably, but looks like it may be ready by the weekend!
- Later, this water is chlorinated and the output is colourless and odourless water with the purity label of 80 percent and later stored in the 1.5 MLD capacity storage tank.
- In wave pools, the water is chlorinated, the beach is concrete and the waves arrive like clockwork, once every few minutes.
- The waters are not chlorinated and they are geothermally heated.
- The coolant water should be chlorinated to approximately 125 parts per million of chlorine to protect the asparagus from decay organisms.
- For years many councils have filled their paddling pools with clean water at the start of each week, chlorinated them manually and tested the water twice daily to ensure the chemical was at the correct level.
- One of the most urgent measures is to chlorinate water to make it safe for drinking.
- Rather than wait the ten days for the results to come back we chlorinated all the water systems completely.
- Oddly enough, just chlorinating the water may remove enough iron from the solution to make the water much more palatable.
- This has meant testing the supplies every other day, chlorinating the water when necessary and being on-call every weekend to assist in mending burst pipes and unblocking drains.
- The ICRC, working with a local agency, helps people to individually chlorinate cans of water collected from Lake Kivu, trying to keep away the specter of cholera.
1. 1.1Chemistry Introduce chlorine into (a compound).
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the presence of organic matter, chlorinated hydrocarbons, which are suspected carcinogens, may be formed.
  But existing controls on certain persistent toxins such as DDT and chlorinated hydrocarbons had begun to prove effective in European and American waters.
  The next class of chemicals was chlorinated solvents: TCE, dichloroethylene, and vinyl chloride.
  These chemicals were mostly chlorinated solvents such as chloroform.
  Some other chlorinated hydrocarbons were banned in 1975.

单词	chlorinate
释义	Definition of chlorinate in English: chlorinate verb ˈklɔːrɪneɪtˈklɒrɪneɪtˈklɔrəˌneɪt [with object]usually as adjective chlorinated 1Impregnate or treat with chlorine. chlorinated water Example sentencesExamples Since the water is recycled and chlorinated regularly, there is little need of any anxiety on the water quality. This has meant testing the supplies every other day, chlorinating the water when necessary and being on-call every weekend to assist in mending burst pipes and unblocking drains. One of the most urgent measures is to chlorinate water to make it safe for drinking. The ICRC, working with a local agency, helps people to individually chlorinate cans of water collected from Lake Kivu, trying to keep away the specter of cholera. Later, this water is chlorinated and the output is colourless and odourless water with the purity label of 80 percent and later stored in the 1.5 MLD capacity storage tank. For years many councils have filled their paddling pools with clean water at the start of each week, chlorinated them manually and tested the water twice daily to ensure the chemical was at the correct level. Rather than wait the ten days for the results to come back we chlorinated all the water systems completely. The waters are not chlorinated and they are geothermally heated. Oddly enough, just chlorinating the water may remove enough iron from the solution to make the water much more palatable. Yet millions of gallons of water are chlorinated daily at large water treatment plants. One advantage of U.S. systems is that they still chlorinate water to disinfect it. After Cal-OSHA's findings, the building owner flushed and chlorinated the water system. The coolant water should be chlorinated to approximately 125 parts per million of chlorine to protect the asparagus from decay organisms. Avoid swimming in fresh water unless it is chlorinated. Society, persuaded by those it has identified as experts, has chosen to chlorinate our drinking water, thereby just possibly putting all of us at a slightly increased risk of stomach cancer. In wave pools, the water is chlorinated, the beach is concrete and the waves arrive like clockwork, once every few minutes. It will take a few days to filter and chlorinate the new water presumably, but looks like it may be ready by the weekend! In general, it would be good for you to check the hardness of your water, whether or not your tap water is chlorinated, and maintain low ammonia/nitrite levels. The ship's filled with 400,000 liters of fresh water that's been slightly chlorinated. Drinking water used should be properly chlorinated. 1.1Chemistry Introduce chlorine into (a compound) rainwater samples contained chlorinated hydrocarbons Example sentencesExamples In the presence of organic matter, chlorinated hydrocarbons, which are suspected carcinogens, may be formed. The next class of chemicals was chlorinated solvents: TCE, dichloroethylene, and vinyl chloride. But existing controls on certain persistent toxins such as DDT and chlorinated hydrocarbons had begun to prove effective in European and American waters. Some other chlorinated hydrocarbons were banned in 1975. These chemicals were mostly chlorinated solvents such as chloroform. Derivatives chlorination noun ˌklɔːrɪˈneɪʃ(ə)nˌklɔrəˈneɪʃ(ə)n Iodination or chlorination is acceptable but does not kill Cryptosporidium or Cyclospora, and increased contact time is required to kill Giardia in cold or turbid water. Example sentencesExamples Simple organohalogens may be produced synthetically from the radical chlorination / bromination of saturated alkanes. Some municipal water users sometimes switch to harvested rainwater as a way to avoid chlorination and fluoridation treatments. Hydrogen sulfide may be reduced or removed by shock chlorination, water heater modification, activated carbon filtration, oxidizing filtration or oxidizing chemical injection. Interaction of Cl 2 with oxides of nitrogen may also occur, causing the chlorination and nitration of various amino acid residues, particularly tyrosine. chlorinator noun Tablet chlorinators are often used to disinfect wastewater. Example sentencesExamples For instance, a town of 7,000 might have a sewage plant containing four pumps, sludge thickeners, and a chlorinator. He is now Manager of a North Queensland business supplying pumps, filters and chlorinators to the swimming pool trade. Contracts were for purification chemicals, chlorinators, chemical dosing pumps, water tankers and other water industry related items. They are called erosion and pellet chlorinators. Definition of chlorinate in US English: chlorinate verbˈklôrəˌnātˈklɔrəˌneɪt [with object]usually as adjective chlorinated 1Impregnate or treat with chlorine. chlorinated water Example sentencesExamples The ship's filled with 400,000 liters of fresh water that's been slightly chlorinated. In general, it would be good for you to check the hardness of your water, whether or not your tap water is chlorinated, and maintain low ammonia/nitrite levels. One advantage of U.S. systems is that they still chlorinate water to disinfect it. Drinking water used should be properly chlorinated. Avoid swimming in fresh water unless it is chlorinated. Since the water is recycled and chlorinated regularly, there is little need of any anxiety on the water quality. After Cal-OSHA's findings, the building owner flushed and chlorinated the water system. Yet millions of gallons of water are chlorinated daily at large water treatment plants. Society, persuaded by those it has identified as experts, has chosen to chlorinate our drinking water, thereby just possibly putting all of us at a slightly increased risk of stomach cancer. It will take a few days to filter and chlorinate the new water presumably, but looks like it may be ready by the weekend! Later, this water is chlorinated and the output is colourless and odourless water with the purity label of 80 percent and later stored in the 1.5 MLD capacity storage tank. In wave pools, the water is chlorinated, the beach is concrete and the waves arrive like clockwork, once every few minutes. The waters are not chlorinated and they are geothermally heated. The coolant water should be chlorinated to approximately 125 parts per million of chlorine to protect the asparagus from decay organisms. For years many councils have filled their paddling pools with clean water at the start of each week, chlorinated them manually and tested the water twice daily to ensure the chemical was at the correct level. One of the most urgent measures is to chlorinate water to make it safe for drinking. Rather than wait the ten days for the results to come back we chlorinated all the water systems completely. Oddly enough, just chlorinating the water may remove enough iron from the solution to make the water much more palatable. This has meant testing the supplies every other day, chlorinating the water when necessary and being on-call every weekend to assist in mending burst pipes and unblocking drains. The ICRC, working with a local agency, helps people to individually chlorinate cans of water collected from Lake Kivu, trying to keep away the specter of cholera. 1.1Chemistry Introduce chlorine into (a compound). Example sentencesExamples In the presence of organic matter, chlorinated hydrocarbons, which are suspected carcinogens, may be formed. But existing controls on certain persistent toxins such as DDT and chlorinated hydrocarbons had begun to prove effective in European and American waters. The next class of chemicals was chlorinated solvents: TCE, dichloroethylene, and vinyl chloride. These chemicals were mostly chlorinated solvents such as chloroform. Some other chlorinated hydrocarbons were banned in 1975.
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