In the realm of swimming pool maintenance, a different set of chemicals is employed to uphold water quality and hygiene standards. Chlorine, the primary disinfectant used in pools, ensures the eradication of bacteria, algae, and other microorganisms, safeguarding swimmers against waterborne illnesses. Bromine, an alternative to chlorine, finds its niche, particularly in indoor pools or spas, due to its stability in warm water environments. Additionally, pH adjusters such as sodium carbonate and sodium bisulfate play a pivotal role in maintaining the optimal pH balance of pool water, thereby preserving equipment integrity and swimmer comfort