Dripping Wet Water

Chlorine dioxide is known to be a unique and effective oxidizer and biocide. When Chlorine Dioxide is dissolved in water, unlike chlorine or bromine, it does not dissociate into ions. Instead, it remains as a non-ionic species. This property is responsible for many of its practical uses as an oxidizer and biocide, such as biofilm removal. Chlorine dioxide destroys microorganisms at over five times lower concentrations than chlorine. And effectively applied, in smaller concentrations, in disinfection applications, such as biofilm destruction and Legionella control.