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INACTIVATED-ACTIVATED 14 May 2014 12:55 #44374

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www.nihbrp.com/Citations/comp...virus_2005.pdf

Disinfection of microorganisms by high-concentration disinfectants
SARS-CoV could be completely inactivated with 20 mg/L chlorine in 1 min or more, while E. coli could be inactivated by 99% in more than 5 min. However, it is so less effective in inactivation of f2 phage that could not be inactivated completely with 30 min of disinfection. SARS-CoV in wastewater could be totally inactivated for 5 min with 40 mg/L chlorine dioxide, E. coli was also inactivated up to 99.99%. However, chlorine dioxide was also less effective on inactivating f2 phage

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INACTIVATED-ACTIVATED 16 May 2014 11:50 #44443

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www.nihbrp.com/Citations/comp...virus_2005.pdf

Disinfection of microorganisms by high-concentration disinfectants
SARS-CoV could be completely inactivated with 20 mg/L chlorine in 1 min or more, while E. coli could be inactivated by 99% in more than 5 min. However, it is so less effective in inactivation of f2 phage that could not be inactivated completely with 30 min of disinfection. SARS-CoV in wastewater could be totally inactivated for 5 min with 40 mg/L chlorine dioxide, E. coli was also inactivated up to 99.99%. However, chlorine dioxide was also less effective on inactivating f2 phage

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Simple, Waste water are full of heavy metals and CL02 will react with them. So if not going to attach bacteria if is already gone.

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