Ultratrace metals in some environmental and biological systems

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affected to vary- ing extents by metals. Metals are the most insidious pollutants because of their nonbiodegradable nature. As shown in Table I, only a few metals.

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These materials may cause short-term irritant effects or longer-term damage such as silico- sis, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, and other respiratory illnesses.

and fauna through their various food chains. Therefore, the effects of ultra- trace levels of metals on human health are often very subtle. Symptoms of poor health ...

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