LAB TEST RESULTS

What Our Fridge Filter Removes From Tap Water

You deserve to know what your water filter is doing for you. All of our products have been independently tested and verified by EPA-accredited laboratories at levels exceeding NSF standards whenever the standards are applicable. We want to ensure we have you covered no matter how bad a contamination problem may get.

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Performance Data for Inline Fridge Filtration System

  • Plumbed

  • 365 Gallons (1400 L)

  • 4/17/2018

  • Model CF-INLINE

  • 38-85° F (4-30° C)

  • Clearly Filtered, Inc. 877-876-2740

Testing of this filter system was performed by QFT, a division of IAPMO, an independent laboratory certified by NSF to evaluate water filter performance. All testing occurred under controlled laboratory conditions. Sample contaminants were prepared, measured and run through the filter. The filter results presented are the maximum removal percentage. Not all contaminants that were tested had established NSF protocols at the time testing was performed. Actual performance may vary based on local water conditions. Not all contaminants may be present in users drinking water. System is designed for use with municipally treated tap water. Filter is not designed for use with water that is microbiologically unsafe or of unknown quality. Individuals with unknown water quality should follow the advice of local health authorities with regards to water treatment.

  • Chemical Disinfectants
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    Chemical disinfectants are used to reduce the risk of water-borne diseases. The disinfection process can form disinfection by-products (DBP) that have been linked to cancer, reproductive issues, and damage to the liver, kidneys, and central nervous systems. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in mg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • Chloramine 3 ppm
    • 2.98
    • <0.14
    • >95.30%
    • Chlorine 2 ppm
    • 2.12
    • <0.03
    • >98.58%
  • Fluoride
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    Fluoride is a chemical compound added to 75% of tap water supplies in the U.S. on the pretext of promoting dental health. However, fluoride has been shown to do more damage to general health compared to its proclaimed benefits for dental health. In fact, water fluoridation may actually have no impact on dental health at all. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in mg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • Sodium Fluoride
    • 2.14
    • <0.2
    • >90.65%
  • Heavy Metals
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    Heavy metals are metallic elements with a high density. Metal contamination in drinking water has been linked to cancer, anemia, and kidney damage. Even trace amounts of heavy metals can be dangerous for your health. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • Aluminum
    • 202
    • <1
    • >99.50%
    • Dementia
    • Arsenic
    • 50.6
    • 2.9
    • 94.27%
    • Cancer
    • Barium
    • 929
    • 1.5
    • 99.84%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • Beryllium
    • 50.1
    • <1
    • >98.00%
    • Bone Health
    • Cadmium
    • 30.4
    • <1
    • >96.71%
    • Bone Density
    • Chromium (hexavalent)
    • 302
    • <1
    • >99.67%
    • Cancer
    • Copper
    • 3,025
    • 1.1
    • 99.96%
    • Kidneys
    • Iron
    • 3,030
    • 88.4
    • 97.08%
    • Lead
    • 151
    • <1
    • >99.34%
    • Brain Damage
    • Manganese
    • 1,002
    • <1
    • >99.90%
    • Attention Span
    • Mercury (inorganic)
    • 6.1
    • <0.5
    • >91.80%
    • Brain Damage
    • Nickel
    • 104
    • <1.5
    • >98.56%
    • Cancer
    • Zinc
    • 102
    • <1
    • >99.02%
    • Nausea
  • Herbicides
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    Herbicides are chemicals used to control unwanted weeds. These chemicals can enter waterways through agricultural runoff and lead to cancer and damage to our nervous systems. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • 2,4-D
    • 21.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.53%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • 2,4-DB
    • 32.7
    • <0.1
    • >99.69%
    • 2,4,5-T
    • 150.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.93%
    • 2,4,5-TP (Silvex)
    • 17.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.43%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • 3,5-Dichlorobenzoic Acid
    • 28.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.65%
    • Acifluorfen (Blazer)
    • 42.7
    • <0.1
    • >99.77%
    • Bentazon (Basagran)
    • 38.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.74%
    • Chloramben
    • 28.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.64%
    • Dalapon
    • 270.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.96%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • DCPA di-acid degradate
    • 43.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.77%
    • Dicamba
    • 150.7
    • <0.1
    • >99.93%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Dichlorprop
    • 150.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.93%
    • Dinoseb
    • 52.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Harm to the reproductive system and child development
    • Glyphosate
    • 804
    • <0.1
    • >99.99%
    • Cancer
    • Picloram
    • 39
    • <0.1
    • >99.74%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • Quinclorac
    • 43.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.77%
  • Perfluorinated Chemicals (PFAS)
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    Per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) make up a group of man-made chemicals that do not break down in the environment. These chemicals are used in hundreds of consumer products because of their non-stick properties, including Teflon®, food packaging, clothing, carpet, furniture fabric, and firefighting foam. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • 8:2 Fluorotelomer sulfonate (8:2FTS)
    • 1.04
    • <0.002
    • >99.81%
    • Perfluorobutane sulfonate (PFBS)
    • 1.04
    • <0.002
    • >99.81%
    • Cancer
    • Perfluorodecanoic acid (PFDA)
    • 0.52
    • <0.002
    • >99.62%
    • Cancer
    • Perfluorohexane Sulfonate (PFHXS)
    • 1.04
    • <0.002
    • >99.81$
    • Cancer
    • Perfluorohexanoic acid (PFHxA)
    • 0.52
    • <0.002
    • >99.62%
    • Cancer
    • Perfluorononanoic acid (PFNA)
    • 0.52
    • <0.002
    • >99.62%
    • Cancer
    • Perfluorooctane sulfonate (PFOS)
    • 1.04
    • <0.002
    • >99.81%
    • Cancer
    • Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA)
    • 0.52
    • <0.002
    • >99.62%
    • Cancer
    • Polytetrafluoroethylene
    • 1.04
    • <0.002
    • >99.81%
  • Pesticides
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    Pesticides are any chemical substance designed to control pests. These include disinfectants and antimicrobials to control germs, herbicides to kill weeds, and insecticides to kill insects. There are more than 1,000 pesticides used worldwide to protect food crops. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • Acenaphthene
    • 35.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.72%
    • Alachlor (Lasso)
    • 502
    • <0.1
    • >99.98%
    • Cancer
    • Aldrin
    • 48.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Cancer
    • Alpha - BHC
    • 50
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Atrazine
    • 98.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.90%
    • Hormone Issues
    • beta-BHC
    • 49.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • bis(2-Chloroethyl) ether
    • 51.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Harm to the central nervous system
    • Bromacil
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • Butachlor
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Butylate
    • 42.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.76%
    • Carbofuran
    • 80.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Chlordane
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Chlorneb
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Chlorothalonil (Bravo)
    • 51.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Chlorprophane
    • 52.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Chlorpyriphos
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cis - Chlordane
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cyanazine (Bladex)
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • delta-BHC
    • 50.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Dichlorvos
    • 51.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Dieldrin
    • 48.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Cancer
    • Diphenamid
    • 49
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Disulfoton
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Endosulfan I
    • 42.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.77%
    • Endosulfan II
    • 41.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.76%
    • Endosulfan Sulfate
    • 51.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Endrin
    • 62.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.84%
    • Harm to the heart and blood vessels
    • Endrin aldehyde
    • 45.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.78%
    • Endrin Ketone
    • 50.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.80
    • Ethoprop
    • 50.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Fenamiphos
    • 52.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Fenarimol
    • 50
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Fluridone
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Heptachlor
    • 48.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Cancer
    • Heptachlor Epoxide
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Hexachlorobenzene (HCB)
    • 50.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Hexachlorocyclopentadiene
    • 50.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to the stomach and intestines
    • Lindane
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Methoxychlor
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Hormone Disruption
    • Metolachlor
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Metribuzin
    • 50.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Molinate
    • 51.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA)
    • 50.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • p,p' - DDD
    • 44.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.77%
    • p,p' - DDE
    • 56.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.82%
    • p.p' - DDT
    • 60.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.83%
    • Cancer
    • Pentachlorophenol
    • 50.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)
    • 10.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.04%
    • Cancer
    • Propachlor
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Simazine
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to the reproductive system and hormone disruption
    • Toxaphene
    • 15.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.34%
    • Cancer
    • trans-Nonachlor
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
  • Pharmaceutical Drugs
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    Pharmaceuticals are chemical compounds that are used in prescription medicines, veterinary medicines, and over-the-counter drugs. Standard wastewater treatments tend to be ineffective at removing pharmaceutical contamination. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in ng/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • 17-beta-Estradiol
    • 1.99
    • <0.02
    • >98.99%
    • 4-para-Nonylphenol
    • 2.3
    • <0.02
    • >99.13%
    • 4-tert-Octylphenol
    • 1.42
    • <0.02
    • >98.59%
    • Acetaminophen
    • 2.41
    • <0.02
    • >99.17%
    • Bisphenol A
    • 2.02
    • <0.02
    • >99.01%
    • Caffeine
    • 1.83
    • <0.02
    • >98.91%
    • Carbamazepine
    • 1.43
    • <0.02
    • >98.60%
    • Ciprofloxacin
    • 2.6
    • <0.02
    • >99.23%
    • Diclofenac Sodium
    • 1.9
    • <0.02
    • >98.95%
    • Erythromycin
    • 1.4
    • <0.02
    • >98.57%
    • Estrone
    • 0.23
    • <0.02
    • >91.30%
    • Ethinyl estradiol
    • 2.15
    • <0.02
    • >99.06%
    • Fluoxetine
    • 1.91
    • <0.02
    • >98.95%
    • Gemfibrozil
    • 1.94
    • <0.02
    • >98.97%
    • Ibuprofen
    • 0.46
    • <0.02
    • >95.65%
    • Meprobamate
    • 0.43
    • <0.02
    • >95.35%
    • Naproxen
    • 0.21
    • <0.02
    • >90.48%
    • Primidone
    • 1.97
    • <0.02
    • >98.98%
    • Progesterone
    • 2.08
    • 0.22
    • 89.42%
    • Sulfamethoxazole
    • 1.96
    • <0.02
    • >98.98%
    • Testosterone
    • 1.44
    • 0.3
    • 79.17%
    • Triclosan
    • 1.25
    • <0.02
    • >98.40%
    • Trimethoprim
    • 0.2
    • <0.02
    • >90.00%
  • Phthalates
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    Phthalates are chemicals added to plastics, paints, and medical supplies to increase flexibility and improve durability. These endocrine disruptors can leach into your water and result in damage to the liver, kidneys, lungs, and reproductive system. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • Butyl benzyl phthalate
    • 50.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to reproduction and child development
    • Di-n-butyl phthalate
    • 50.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to reproduction and child development
    • Di-n-octyl phthalate
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Hormone disruption
    • Di(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate
    • 52.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Cancer
    • Diethyl phthalate
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to reproduction and child development
    • Dimethyl phthalate
    • 49.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Hormone disruption
  • Radiological Elements
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    Radiation is the emission of energy that can affect the molecular structure of organisms. Radiation is released by a group of naturally occurring elements, including uranium, radium, strontium, plutonium, cesium, and thorium. More than 12 different radioactive elements have been found in U.S. tap water, but they can’t be seen, smelled, or tasted. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in mCi/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • Gross Alpha (Thorium 230)
    • 263
    • <0.9
    • >99.66%
    • Gross Beta (Cesium 137)
    • 51
    • <1
    • >98.04%
  • Semi-Volatile Compounds
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    Semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOC) are a subgroup of volatile organic compounds (VOC). Unlike most VOCs, SVOCs are odorless and harder to detect. Some examples of products that include SVOCs are many pesticides, oil-based products, and fire retardants. Most SVOCs can lead to cancer, reproductive disorders, nervous system damage, and immune system disruption. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • 2-Chloronaphthalene
    • 49.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2-Chlorophenol
    • 49.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2-Nitrophenol
    • 48.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,2-Dimethylphenol
    • 48.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • 2,2'-Oxybis(1-chloropropane)
    • 49.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,4-Dichlorophenol
    • 48.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,4-Dinitrophenol
    • 50
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,4-Dinitrotoluene
    • 49.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol
    • 50
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,6-Dinitrotoluene
    • 46.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.78%
    • 4-Bromophenyl phenyl ether
    • 47.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • 4-Chloro-3-methylphenol
    • 49.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 4-Chloro-phenyl-phenyl ether
    • 49.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 4-Nitrotoluene
    • 47.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Acenaphthylene
    • 50.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Anthracene
    • 49.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Benzo[a]anthracene
    • 50.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Benzo[a]pyrene
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Benzo[b]fluoranthene
    • 52.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Cancer
    • Benzo[g,h,i]perylene
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Benzo[k]fluoranthene
    • 52.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • bis(2-Chloroethoxy) Methane
    • 47.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Chrysene
    • 50.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Dibenz[a,h]anthracene
    • 50.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Dinitro-o-cresol
    • 48.5
    • <0.1
    • 99.79%
    • Diphenylamine
    • 73.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.86%
    • Fluoranthene
    • 50.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Fluorene
    • 47.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Hexachloroethane
    • 48.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Indeno[1,2,3-cd]pyrene
    • 50.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Isophorone
    • 48.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • N-Nitrosodi-n-propylamine
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Nitrobenzene
    • 48.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Phenanthrene
    • 49.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Phenols
    • 50.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Pyrene
    • 49.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
  • Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
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    Volatile organic compounds (VOC) are organic chemicals released by a broad range of industrial, agricultural, and household products, including paint thinners, solvents, fertilizers, and gasoline that are quick to convert to a gas or vapor form. Long-term exposure to VOCs may lead to cancer or damage to the liver, kidney and central nervous system. Note: Challenge and filtered water measured in µg/L.

    • Contaminant
    • Challenge Water
    • Filtered Water
    • % Removal
    • Health Concern
    • 1,1-Dichloro-2-propanone
    • 7.53
    • <0.1
    • >98.67%
    • 1,1-Dichloroethane
    • 92.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.89%
    • Cancer
    • 1,1-Dichloroethene
    • 77.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • 1,1-Dichloropropane
    • 86.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.84%
    • 1,1,1-Trichloro-2-propanone
    • 14.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.30%
    • 1,1,1-Trichloroethane
    • 84.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Harms the brain and nervous system
    • 1,1,2-Trichloroethane
    • 110.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.91%
    • Cancer
    • 1,1,2,2-Tetrachloroethane
    • 81.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Cancer
    • 1,2-Dibromo-3-chloropropane (DBCP)
    • 50.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • 1,2,3-Trichlorobenzene
    • 14.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.30%
    • Cancer
    • 1,2,3-Trichloropropane
    • 19.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.48%
    • Cancer
    • 1,2,4-Trichlorobenzene
    • 48.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Hormone Disruption
    • 1,2,4-Trimethylbenzene
    • 9.89
    • <0.1
    • >98.99%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • 1,3-Dichlorobenzene
    • 49.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 1,3-Dichloropropane
    • 92.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.89%
    • 1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene
    • 9.4
    • <0.1
    • >98.94%
    • Harm to the central nervous system
    • 1,4-Dichlorobenzene
    • 50
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • 2,2-Dichloropropane
    • 10
    • <0.1
    • >99.00%
    • Skin, eye and lung irritation
    • 4-Isopropyltoluene
    • 10.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.03%
    • Benzene
    • 80
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Cancer
    • Bromoacetonitrile
    • 22.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.56%
    • Bromobenzene
    • 12.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.20%
    • Bromochloromethane
    • 79.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • Cancer
    • Bromodichloromethane
    • 84
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Cancer
    • Bromomethane
    • 22.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.55%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Carbon Tetrachloride
    • 88
    • <0.1
    • >99.89%
    • Cancer
    • Chloroethane
    • 28.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.64%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Chloroform
    • 85.7
    • 1.39
    • 98.38%
    • Cancer
    • Chloromethane
    • 52.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.81%
    • Cancer
    • cis-1,2-Dichloroethene
    • 181
    • <0.1
    • >99.94%
    • cis-1,3-Dichloropropene
    • 79.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • Cancer
    • Dibromochloromethane
    • 80.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Cancer
    • Dibromomethane
    • 18.5
    • <0.1
    • >99.46%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • Dichloroacetonitrile
    • 9.92
    • <0.1
    • >98.99%
    • Dichloromethane (methylene chloride)
    • 18.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.45%
    • Cancer
    • Ethylbenzene
    • 88.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.89%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • Ethylene Dibromide
    • 44.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.78%
    • Cancer
    • Fluorotrichloromethane
    • 28.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.65%
    • Hexachlorobutadiene
    • 49.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • Isopropylbenzene
    • 6.78
    • <0.1
    • >98.53%
    • Cancer
    • m-Dichlorobenzene
    • 49.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to the central nervous system
    • m-Xylene
    • 80.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Monochlorobenzene (chlorobenzene)
    • 77.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • MTBE
    • 73.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.86%
    • Cancer
    • n-Butylbenzene
    • 10
    • <0.1
    • >99.00%
    • n-Propylbenzene
    • 9.37
    • <0.1
    • >98.93%
    • Harm to the central nervous system
    • Naphthalene
    • 47.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.79%
    • Cancer
    • o-Chlorotoluene
    • 10
    • <0.1
    • >99.00%
    • Harm to the central nervous system
    • o-Dichlorobenzene
    • 49.8
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • o-Xylene
    • 40.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.75%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • p-Chlorotoluene
    • 10.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.00%
    • Harm to the central nervous system
    • p-Dichlorobenzene
    • 50
    • <0.1
    • >99.80%
    • Cancer
    • p-Xylene
    • 80.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system
    • Sec-Butylbenzene
    • 7.86
    • <0.1
    • >98.73%
    • Styrene
    • 150
    • <0.1
    • >99.93%
    • Cancer
    • Tert-Butylbenzene
    • 10.1
    • <0.1
    • >99.01%
    • Tetrachloroethene
    • 85.6
    • <0.1
    • >99.88%
    • Toluene
    • 78.3
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • Harm to internal organs
    • Total trihalomethanes (TTHMs)
    • 335
    • 1.39
    • 99.59%
    • Cancer
    • trans-1,2-Dichloroethene
    • 78.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • trans-1,3-Dichloropropene
    • 79.9
    • <0.1
    • >99.87%
    • Trichloroacetonitrile
    • 15
    • <0.1
    • >99.33%
    • Trichloroethene
    • 180
    • <0.1
    • >99.94%
    • Vinyl chloride
    • 43.4
    • <0.1
    • >99.77%
    • Cancer
    • Xylenes (total)
    • 40.2
    • <0.1
    • >99.75%
    • Harm to the brain and nervous system

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