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An excellent swords into plowshares moment.
That explains why we could never get trees to grow in our front or back yard while we lived in Sunset!
That's what you call an explosive dive into water treatment practices!
The correct chemical name is TrichloroETHYLENE, not TrichloroETHENE, which is a non-existent chemical compound.
Trichloroethylene and trichloroethene are synonyms for CAS number 79-01-6. Yes, they exist.
If it's Trichloroethylene, then how come it degrades ultimately to ethene, not ethylene? When was the last time you asked a lab to analyze for ethylene? Trocholorethylene is an archaic term and should be purged from the environmental industry. IMHO
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