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. 1970 Mar;60(3):535–545. doi: 10.2105/ajph.60.3.535

The disinfection of swimming pool waters. I. Comparison of iodine and chlorine as swimming pool disinfectants.

A P Black, R N Kinman, M A Keirn, J J Smith, W E Harlan
PMCID: PMC1348817  PMID: 5461534

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