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Copper is a metal that can be found in water sources due to various reasons. It can enter the water supply through corroded copper pipes or through the use of copper-containing fixtures such as faucets and valves. Exposure to high levels of copper in water can lead to health problems such as stomach and intestinal irritation. Testing school water for copper is crucial, as children are more vulnerable to the adverse effects of copper exposure. Copper in water testing services can detect the presence of copper in water sources and enable prompt action to be taken to mitigate the risk of exposure.