Chemistry, 18.02.2020 20:59 lanakay2006

Rose reviews the EPA website and finds a recommendation to use cold tap water for cooking instead of starting with warm water from the tap. Why does the EPA site suggest using cold tap water for cooking instead of starting with warm tap water?

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