Subject: safe copper levels in drinking water
Date: Tue May 28 17:22:26 1996
Posted by: terry otto
Grade level: teacher/prof
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Area of science: Environment/Ecology
Message:
I recently had my drinking water tested for copper level because my bathroom fixtures
have a blue-green color. The copper level was 5 ppm. What is the safe level of
copper in the drinking water and what can be done to reduce it if its too high?
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