Question 1024 of 229 · California Water Distribution Operator Exam
Water that will be used for kidney dialysis or fish tanks needs special treatment when the system uses chloramines. Why?
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Correct answer to question 1024
- D: Chloramines pass through into the water and can harm patients or fish
Explanation
Unlike free chlorine, chloramine does not dissipate by standing, so dialysis centers and aquarium owners must remove it. Water systems are expected to notify them when switching disinfectants.
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