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  1. INEOS Inovyn Divests Italian Chlor-Alkali Business to Esseco Industrial – News and Statistics

    Apr 22, 2026 According to ChemEng Online, INEOS Inovyn has agreed to divest its chlor-alkali business in Italy…
    #Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #causticsoda #chlor-alkali #chlorine #EssecoIndustrial #INEOSInovyn #PiperSandler #Rosignano #sodiumhypochlorite #sulfurderivatives #Tavazzano
    europesays.com/italy/9102/

  2. Chlorine Dioxide in 2026: Evidence, Mechanisms, Safety Concerns, and Emerging Applications in Disinfection and Dentistry Introduction to Chlorine Dioxide Chlorine dioxide (ClO₂) is a chemical com...

    #chlorine #dioxide #root #canal

    Origin | Interest | Match
  3. The Kilacold Bomb was a short-lived "cure" for the cold and other respiratory diseases that was sold during the 1920s, consisting of an ampoule of pure chlorine gas intended to be broken in a sealed room, where the ailing person would stay for an hour.
    #quackmedicine #1920s #chlorine #bomb #vintageads #vintagehealth #history #medicine #quack #wtfhistory #historyfacts #vintage #packaging #ad #advertisment #ads #ampoule #19thcentury #weird #health #antique

  4. The Kilacold Bomb was a short-lived "cure" for the cold and other respiratory diseases that was sold during the 1920s, consisting of an ampoule of pure chlorine gas intended to be broken in a sealed room, where the ailing person would stay for an hour.
    #quackmedicine #1920s #chlorine #bomb #vintageads #vintagehealth #history #medicine #quack #wtfhistory #historyfacts #vintage #packaging #ad #advertisment #ads #ampoule #19thcentury #weird #health #antique

  5. The Kilacold Bomb was a short-lived "cure" for the cold and other respiratory diseases that was sold during the 1920s, consisting of an ampoule of pure chlorine gas intended to be broken in a sealed room, where the ailing person would stay for an hour. #quackmedicine #1920s #chlorine #bomb #vintageads #vintagehealth #history #medicine #quack #wtfhistory #historyfacts #vintage #packaging #ad #advertisment #ads #ampoule #19thcentury #weird #health #antique

  6. The Kilacold Bomb was a short-lived "cure" for the cold and other respiratory diseases that was sold during the 1920s, consisting of an ampoule of pure chlorine gas intended to be broken in a sealed room, where the ailing person would stay for an hour. #quackmedicine #1920s #chlorine #bomb #vintageads #vintagehealth #history #medicine #quack #wtfhistory #historyfacts #vintage #packaging #ad #advertisment #ads #ampoule #19thcentury #weird #health #antique

  7. The Kilacold Bomb was a short-lived "cure" for the cold and other respiratory diseases that was sold during the 1920s, consisting of an ampoule of pure chlorine gas intended to be broken in a sealed room, where the ailing person would stay for an hour.
    #quackmedicine #1920s #chlorine #bomb #vintageads #vintagehealth #history #medicine #quack #wtfhistory #historyfacts #vintage #packaging #ad #advertisment #ads #ampoule #19thcentury #weird #health #antique

  8. Chlorine cycle (Biogeochemical cycle 🔄)

    The chlorine cycle is the biogeochemical cycling of chlorine through the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere. Chlorine is most commonly found as inorganic chloride ions, or a number of chlorinated organic forms. Over 5,000 biologically produced chlorinated organics have been identified. The cycling of chlorine into the atmosphere and creation of...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorine

    #ChlorineCycle #Chlorine #BiogeochemicalCycle

  9. Chlorine cycle (Biogeochemical cycle 🔄)

    The chlorine cycle is the biogeochemical cycling of chlorine through the atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere, and lithosphere. Chlorine is most commonly found as inorganic chloride ions, or a number of chlorinated organic forms. Over 5,000 biologically produced chlorinated organics have been identified. The cycling of chlorine into the atmosphere and creation of...

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorine

    #ChlorineCycle #Chlorine #BiogeochemicalCycle

  10. Addendum to an earlier post (a long while ago, actually), apparently, what causes chlorine smell can also be caused by sweat and other things, not just urine.

    youtube.com/shorts/rO1cQIBabrs

    #Pool #Chlorine Chemistry #Science #Experiment

  11. Addendum to an earlier post (a long while ago, actually), apparently, what causes chlorine smell can also be caused by sweat and other things, not just urine.

    youtube.com/shorts/rO1cQIBabrs

    #Pool #Chlorine Chemistry #Science #Experiment

  12. Addendum to an earlier post (a long while ago, actually), apparently, what causes chlorine smell can also be caused by sweat and other things, not just urine.

    youtube.com/shorts/rO1cQIBabrs

    #Pool #Chlorine Chemistry #Science #Experiment

  13. Addendum to an earlier post (a long while ago, actually), apparently, what causes chlorine smell can also be caused by sweat and other things, not just urine.

    youtube.com/shorts/rO1cQIBabrs

    #Pool #Chlorine Chemistry #Science #Experiment

  14. Addendum to an earlier post (a long while ago, actually), apparently, what causes chlorine smell can also be caused by sweat and other things, not just urine.

    youtube.com/shorts/rO1cQIBabrs

    #Pool #Chlorine Chemistry #Science #Experiment

  15. You may be surprised to learn that the unmistakable smell of #chlorine that hits you when you come out of the changing room and into the #swimming pool actually isn't technically the smell of chlorine.

    "This smell is when chlorine is reacting to other materials, particularly #ammonia, in the #water, which comes from #urine and #sweat," Khan says. This ammonia reacts with chlorine and forms chloramine, which is what causes the smell. "So, the smell suggests that there are bodily fluids in the pool reacting with the chlorine," says Khan.

    bbc.com/future/article/2025063

  16. You may be surprised to learn that the unmistakable smell of #chlorine that hits you when you come out of the changing room and into the #swimming pool actually isn't technically the smell of chlorine.

    "This smell is when chlorine is reacting to other materials, particularly #ammonia, in the #water, which comes from #urine and #sweat," Khan says. This ammonia reacts with chlorine and forms chloramine, which is what causes the smell. "So, the smell suggests that there are bodily fluids in the pool reacting with the chlorine," says Khan.

    bbc.com/future/article/2025063

  17. You may be surprised to learn that the unmistakable smell of #chlorine that hits you when you come out of the changing room and into the #swimming pool actually isn't technically the smell of chlorine.

    "This smell is when chlorine is reacting to other materials, particularly #ammonia, in the #water, which comes from #urine and #sweat," Khan says. This ammonia reacts with chlorine and forms chloramine, which is what causes the smell. "So, the smell suggests that there are bodily fluids in the pool reacting with the chlorine," says Khan.

    bbc.com/future/article/2025063

  18. You may be surprised to learn that the unmistakable smell of #chlorine that hits you when you come out of the changing room and into the #swimming pool actually isn't technically the smell of chlorine.

    "This smell is when chlorine is reacting to other materials, particularly #ammonia, in the #water, which comes from #urine and #sweat," Khan says. This ammonia reacts with chlorine and forms chloramine, which is what causes the smell. "So, the smell suggests that there are bodily fluids in the pool reacting with the chlorine," says Khan.

    bbc.com/future/article/2025063

  19. You may be surprised to learn that the unmistakable smell of #chlorine that hits you when you come out of the changing room and into the #swimming pool actually isn't technically the smell of chlorine.

    "This smell is when chlorine is reacting to other materials, particularly #ammonia, in the #water, which comes from #urine and #sweat," Khan says. This ammonia reacts with chlorine and forms chloramine, which is what causes the smell. "So, the smell suggests that there are bodily fluids in the pool reacting with the chlorine," says Khan.

    bbc.com/future/article/2025063