Drinking Water
G1360
Published 2013
Published 2013
Copper rarely occurs naturally in drinking water. Most copper contamination takes place at some point in the water delivery system. This occurs when there is micro-corrosion of copper plumbing pipes and fittings, which are widely used in household plumbing.
Publication Details
| Authors |
Sharon O. Skipton Bruce I. Dvorak Wayne E Woldt Steve Drda |
|---|---|
| Subject | |
| Publication Date | April 08, 1998 |
| Last Revision Date | November 19, 2013 |
| Language | English |
| Formats |
HTML / PDF |
| Series | NebGuide |