IPA: /klɔːˈrɪnɪti/
KK: /klɔːˈrɪnɪti/
A way to measure how much chlorine or similar substances are present in water, particularly in seawater.
The chlorinity of the seawater was tested to determine its quality.
Chlorinity → It is formed from "chlor-" (from Greek "chloros", meaning green) and "-inity" (a suffix used to denote a quality or condition). The word "chlorinity" refers to the quality or condition of having chlorine, often in relation to the salinity of water.
Think of 'chlor-' meaning green, which relates to chlorine, and '-inity' indicating a quality. This helps you remember that chlorinity refers to the quality of having chlorine.