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Is the chlorine dioxide concentration needed for sufficient disinfection high?

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Is the chlorine dioxide concentration needed for sufficient disinfection high?

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The use of chlorine dioxide reduces the health risk of microbial pollutions in water and at the same time decreases the risk of chemical pollutions and byproducts. Chlorine dioxide is a more effective disinfectant than chlorine, causing the required concentration to kill microorganisms to be much lower. The required contact time is also very low.

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