Discovery of Toxic Byproduct in Tap Water Raises Health Concerns
Chloronitramide anion found in drinking water impacting over 113 million Americans raises questions regarding potential toxicity and water safety regulations.
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A new study identifies chloronitramide anion in tap water from chloramine-treated systems, affecting over 113 million Americans. Its toxicity is unknown, but researchers emphasize immediate toxicological evaluation. Detected levels in some samples surpass EPA limits for disinfection by-products. While the health implications remain under study, activated carbon filters could potentially remove this compound, prompting calls for reevaluation of water treatment practices.
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