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The student should understand what is an acid and what is a base? How these two elements interact and what is there effect on a pool.
understanding acids
What are acids
Understanding what a base is and how too much or too little affects the chemistry in the pool.
All pool chemistry centers around the question is the pool acidic or basic? And then what should the balance be?
Understanding this interaction is key to understanding how the chemistry in the pool works
Understand how a buffer works
Let’s dive into the world of chemical buffers and see how they keep your swimming pool sparkling and safe.
Creating a weak buffer is not something we ever do when working with pools. Most of the time we work on getting the buffer stronger until it is just right. This means that when acid is added to the pool the pH will stay in range or move slowly down.
Getting the buffer right is a critical component in managing the pool's water.
The Power of Chlorine course is intended to provide the student with an understanding of what chlorine is, the history of its uses, and how to properly use chlorine to get maximum effect.
What is the history of chlorine?
Why is it so popular?
Chlorine's future.
Video that shows in detail how chlorine works
This lesson is focused on understanding how chlorine works chemically in the pool. You will understand:
Understand three common pool terms related to chlorine.
There are a number of things to think about when adding chlorine to the pool. Chlorine is not very toxic and is relatively safe to use but it should be handled safely and the right amounts added. This is what we will cover in this lesson.
Analyze why chlorine is not working and what potential solutions are
What are the maine differences between liquid chlorine, and shock?
What are the different procedures for adding liquid chlorine and shock
How to dose liquid chlorine
How to dose shock
The history of phosphates in Plant City and surrounding counties is a story of discovery, economic growth, technological advancement, and environmental stewardship.
Managing phosphates is crucial for a clean, clear, and safe swimming environment.
Combining regular testing and phosphate control chemicals is key to controlling phosphates. Learn how to test and what chemicals to use.