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Flint's Water Crisis (TEDEd)

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The science behind the Flint water crisis.

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Flint's Water Crisis (TEDEd)
 

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The science behind the Flint water crisis.

by Amanda Peralta
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Water was originally sourced from ________ but was switched to ___________.

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2

Why were lead pipes used for water in the past?

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3

Lead pipes are still used around the country by millions of people. Why are they usually safe?

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4

High chloride levels also caused lead to leak into the water because it breaks down the protective barrier. Where does sodium chloride come from?

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5

There were also bacterial problems in the Flint River. Chlorine was added because it is used as a disinfectant. Why did the chlorine not work to kill the bacteria?

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6

The extra chlorine added to kill bacteria created trihalomethanes. What are trihalomethanes linked to?

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7

Can you see, smell, or taste lead in water?

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8

The EPA allows 15ppb (parts per billion) of lead in water without it being hazardous. How much did some homes have?

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