Sentence examples for lead leaching from inspiring English sources

Ajmal et al. (1997) investigated lead leaching into tea from ceramic mugs in India.

The lack of size reduction resulted in less reducing conditions than the standard TCLP (because of increased iron and zinc leaching), and this resulted in greater lead leaching.

To our knowledge, ours is one of only a handful of studies in the peer-reviewed literature to evaluate lead leaching into coffee or tea from lead-containing ceramics.

To our knowledge, then, the current study is the first to evaluate lead leaching into coffee and tea from ceramic mugs purchased in the 21st century in the U.S. (with the exception of the Red Decorative mug, which was purchased in Europe).

The Flint water scandal blew up in 2014 after the city switched its water source from the Detroit system to the Flint River and failed to ensure that corrosion inhibitors were used to stop lead leaching into Flint's pipes.

The officials said they had traced the source of the problem to strengthening the chlorine by adding ammonia, which leads to lead leaching from water pipes.

Two recent papers on e-cigarettes shed light on carcinogenic chemicals released in the vaporizing process, including noxious ingredients in certain flavor additives and heavy metals such as lead leached from the heating coils.

But for residents who were told by government officials last year that their water was fine even while dangerous amounts of lead leached out of their pipes, the claim that the water is now safe is proving hard to swallow.

Groups from the left and right, led by the AFL-CIO and the Chamber of Commerce, are gathering this month in Washington to press Congress for infrastructure spending at all levels, including roads, bridges and water pipes that have gained urgent attention after dangerous levels of lead leached into the drinking water in Flint, Mich.

But eventually Troesken comes to implicate slow but insidious poisoning by lead leached from pipes delivering water to Galler's home.

The more corrosive Flint River water caused lead to leach from lead service lines, eventually elevating lead levels in children's blood, which can cause permanent developmental damage.