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Heavy Metals and Human Health

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Morais, Simone, e Costa, Fernando Garcia, Lourdes Pereir, Maria de·2012·Environmental Health - Emerging Issues and Practice

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Metals occur naturally in the earth's crust, and their contents in the environment can vary between different regions resulting in spatial variations of background concentrations. The distribution of metals in the environment is governed by the properties of the metal and influences of environmental factors (Khlifi & Hamza-Chaffai, 2010). Of the 92 naturally

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Authors
Morais, S., e Costa, F. G., & Lourdes Pereir, M. D.
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Environmental Health - Emerging Issues and Practice
Publisher
InTech
Published
2012-02-03
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