The chief of the Washington Aqueduct disagreed, saying that tests taken after the chloramine treatment commenced didn't show any additional corrosiveness; he believed corrosion inhibitors, like organophosphate, could be added to the water to prevent lead leaching.
The chief of the Washington Aqueduct disagreed, saying that tests taken after the chloramine treatment commenced didn't show any additional corrosiveness. Corrosion inhibitors could be added to the water. This was like organophosphate. This was to prevent lead leaching. This was what he believed.