When chlorine is added to raw water at more than one point, the process is termed as break point chlorination.

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• In pre-chlorination, the raw water is treated with chlorine only.
• When the chlorine is added beyond the break point, the process of treating the water is known as
• The amount of chlorine used for plain chlorination of water is about
• To prevent the formation of crystalline hydrates of 'Ice' of chlorine, the chlorine supply cylinders are kept at a temperature from
• Plain chlorination is adopted for treating the water having turbidities less than 20 to 30 ppm.
• The process of removing excess chlorine from water is called
• The amount of residual chlorine in treated water is determined by the
• The apparatus used for feeding chlorine into water is called
• The treatment of water with only chlorine is known as
• Residual chlorine in water is determined by