Is Bleach heavier than water? We have a catchment and need to add it.
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yes
Yes it is.
Bleach is heavier than water and will separate and settle...
Here's an article that might help:
https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/did-i-disinfect-my-well-or-not.30127/
yes, it must be. My Grandma used to let her faucet water set a day and use only the top 2/3 of it before watering her plants. She threw away the bottom third.