What Happens During the Water Sanitation Process?
The process of treating water is a vital part of the prevention of diseases and preventing environmental pollution. The treatment of water must remove pathogenic microorganisms. Chlorine, a liquid or gas that can be found in many household products, is the most common disinfectant used. Chlorine reacts with microorganisms and pollutants and leaves a residual. This residual protects water until it reaches consumers.