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Dichloropropane
Arsenic is naturally occurring in many of New Jersey's geologic formations and is commonly found in well water
quantified analysis of 18 PFAS compounds by EPA Method 537 (or equivalent) down to concentrations below 2 parts per trillion (ppt)
quantified analysis of iron
especially in Hopewell Township
Lead and Copper Water Test Water Testing DichloropropaneTesting drinking water for lead and copper, which are commonly found in drinking water in homes, business, or other facilities with aging pipes and fixtures. These metals may leach from distribution lines or other plumbing into the water supply even after it leaves a utility or from on premise lead and copper pipes. Even in "safe" cities, changes in water chemistry can dissolve these metals from old pipes and deposit them in drinking water supplies.