It can subsequently be transported through precipitation into surface water and drinking-water sources.

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TFA can enter the environment through multiple pathways, including the breakdown of certain fluorinated refrigerants, pesticides and other chemicals. It can subsequently be transported through precipitation into surface water and drinking-water sources. Its persistence and high mobility also make it challenging to remove through conventional water treatment.

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    By comparison, recent TFA data from the U.K. showed an average of 2,600ng/L in surface water and 2,800ng/L in groundwater.

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