London doctrine

According to the London doctrine, a small amount of carbonic acid in water prompted the formation of an insoluble carbonate of lead on the interior of the pipes. In this way, the London doctrine stated the exact opposite of other variants of the doctrine of protective power. Weak and colorless, carbonic acid is formed by the dissolution of carbon dioxide in water. Adams argued that several prominent chemists in London used this doctrine to justify the proposition that London could have continued to use lead service pipes safely if the city switched to a soft, and more corrosive, water supply. At the time Adams was writing, London drew its water from the river Thames, a hard-water source. Evidence to follow, however, raises serious questions about the London doctrine. 

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