Chlorine is a toxic substance and will obviously kill a plant. Drinking water does have chlorine in it, but not enough to kill a plant. Depending on the area, the ppm of tap water will differ. If you are watering a plant and want it to flourish, rain water is the best.
Chlorine damages cells by releasing free oxygen which combines with cell
proteins causing them to denature. Because the hypochlorite ion forms when
such compounds as sodium hypochlorite (NaoCl; bleach)contact the organic
materials which make up the cell membrane, it is also likely that the
lipoprotein structure is disrupted, causing cytoplasm leakage and killing
the cell.
The environment in which plants grow is rich with microorganisms and bacteria.
Chlorinated water may disturb healthy bacterial growth and harm beneficial microorganisms. It can also prevent nutrient uptake essential to the growth of the plant, as well as alter pH level
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a rather rare effect, it would turn the leaves white
death
Airway and lungs
The effect will by very detrimental.
Chlorine will easily oxidise most metals when exposed to them. Some, such as aluminium, may need to have their oxide coating removed first to show the effects of the chlorine - in this case, the reaction would be quite violent given the reactivity of both.
It effects the vegetation and roots of a plant and tree. also it effects rocks by breaking through them!
Primarily flow effect, however susceptible individuals may experience immediate effects
because plant use chlorine as nutrient
death
Chlorine is a toxic gas, can be used as a lethal gas in the war.
Chlorine is a toxic gas, can be used as a lethal gas in the war.
Airway and lungs
The plant will dry out, die, and looked rather bleached. This process is called osoprontosis.
There are a few devastating effects that a drought can have on a plant. A drought can completely dry out a plant and kill it for example.
chemical burns
The effect will by very detrimental.
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symptoms of chlorine poisoning
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