Bleaching effect of chlorine is permanent
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Yogita Ingle 6 years ago
The bleaching action by chlorine is based on Oxidation means it requires nascent oxygen for Bleaching action.
Basically bleaching action by chlorine is strong-Used for bleaching cotton, jute,It also Damages delicate fibres by vigorous reaction.
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