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Disinfection is a step in the water treatment process to assure the biological safety of water. Chlorine, Chloramines and other chemicals can be used as disinfectants. In 2000, the Washington Aqueduct, which provides drinking water for Arlington residents, changed to chloramine as the disinfectant.
