PPT-Arsenic “Because of its sinister, homicidal uses, arsenic became world-renowned as

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Arsenic occurs naturally Drinking water Industrial byproducts Smelting Coal Emissions Treated wood Pesticides or herbicides Food Juices Rice Seafood Forms of Arsenic

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