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Occurrence of PFAS chemicals in public drinking water systems in the United States: a comprehensive analysis of near-complete EPA UCMR5 database
New federal drinking water standards on per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) were recently established in the United States; however, the occurrence and speciation of PFAS in public drinking water systems nationwide is poorly understood. New federal drinking water standards on per- and polyfl
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