chloramine

chloramine is often used as a disinfectant in water treatment.

the presence of chloramine can affect the taste of drinking water.

chloramine can form when ammonia reacts with chlorine.

some fish are sensitive to chloramine in aquarium water.

chloramine levels must be monitored to ensure water safety.

removing chloramine from water requires special filtration systems.

chloramine can cause respiratory issues if inhaled in large quantities.

water utilities often use chloramine to maintain water quality.

chloramine is less effective than chlorine against some pathogens.

people with kidney problems should be cautious about chloramine exposure.