The word 'chlorinated' is correct and commonly used in written English
It is an adjective that describes something that has been treated or exposed to chlorine. One example of using 'chlorinated' in a sentence could be: "The pool water must be regularly chlorinated to maintain safe and clean swimming conditions."
This is especially true for organic compounds that contain chlorine (Cl), such as chlorinated pesticides, chlorinated solvents, and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs; once used as lubricants and plasticizers).
With chlorine, disulfides give chlorinated cleavage products such as sulfenyl chlorides, RSCl, or, in the presence of water, RSO2Cl.
It was sweet — achingly sweet….Over the next year, Hough and Phadnis worked with the British sugar company Tate & Lyle to make more than a hundred chlorinated sugars, finally settling on one that had three chlorine atoms and was about six hundred times as sweet as sugar.
If your tap water is chlorinated, leave a quart on the counter overnight, uncovered, and the chlorine will dissipate.
But by Monday, UN trucks had started pumping water out of Lake Kivu, so that it could be chlorinated and distributed to thirsty Gomans.
Standard Chartered says it has imposed strict hygiene protocols and is providing lots of hand sanitiser and chlorinated water at its branches and offices.
Putting chlorine dispensers at water sources visibly reminded people to chlorinate water at the exact moment when water was on the mind.
In any case, it and other water-borne diseases can be kept at bay by chlorinating water using very cheap and readily available technology.So there's a lot of what I'll call "unpicked low-hanging fruit" in this area.
The amoeba cannot reach the brain if people only drink the water, and it is killed off by boiling or chlorinating liquids before drinking.
State Health Officer Jimmy Guidry said: "The water is safe to drink and there are basic precautions that families can take – such as chlorinating their pools and avoiding getting water in their noses – to protect themselves, though infection from this amoeba is very rare".
M. Venkateswararao, the district revenue officer of Visakhapatnam in Andhra Pradesh, said officials had prepared to evacuate as many as 62,000 people from the coast if necessary, and were dispatched in the villages to help with rescuing people to chlorinating water-logged areas, among other tasks.
