An Investigation of Stannous Chloride as an Inhibitor of Lead Corrosion

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Elucidates the mechanism or mechanisms by which stannous chloride decreases the corrosion of lead and the corresponding release of lead into the water supply. Published in 2010.

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An Investigation of Stannous Chloride as an Inhibitor of Lead Corrosion

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An Investigation of Stannous Chloride as an Inhibitor of Lead Corrosion

Abstract

Resources

An Investigation of Stannous Chloride as an Inhibitor of Lead Corrosion

Effect of Changing Disinfectants on Distribution System Lead and Copper Release

Corrosion and Metal Release for Lead-Containing Plumbing Materials: Influence of NOM

Chloride to Sulfate Mass Ratio (CSMR): Changes from Water Treatment and its Impact on Lead Leaching in Potable Water

Guidance for Using Pipe Rigs to Inform Lead and Copper Corrosion Control Treatment Decisions

Identifying Service Line Materials without Excavation: Distinguishing LSLs from Non-LSLs

Using Phosphate-Based Corrosion Inhibitors and Sequestrants to Meet Multiple Water Treatment Objectives

Leading Water Utility Innovation