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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>the EU RoHS “6(c)” exemption allows up to 4% lead in copper alloys (brass) by weight. - Copper Development Association<br />
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How children actually get exposed to lead:<br />
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The big risk route is ingestion (hand‑to‑mouth or mouthing an object). This is why California targeted brass keys—kids put them in their mouths and measurable lead transfers from handling/mouthing.<!-- migrated from Comments; original IP: 107.193.59.159 --></div>107.193.59.159