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What is chlorides?

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chlorides are Cl− anions affecting the salinity, taste and corrosivity of water, originating from geology, sewage, road salt or regeneration.

What does chlorides mean in practice?

Cl− ions are highly soluble and are not removed by a mechanical filter, carbon or standard sodium softening.

When does it matter?

Increased concentration affects taste and may increase corrosiveness to metals, especially in combination with temperature.

Which solutions are related to it?

The source is assessed with sodium and conductivity and reduction is carried out by RO, electrodialysis or appropriate demineralization.