Toxins in the Environment Are Generally Broken Down by

Q33: Substances which in low concentrations can cause

Q34: Biomagnification shows that the concentrations of some

Q35: The highest does of a substance at

Q36: Sulfur dioxide (SO2) is an environmental toxin

Q37: Highly polar substances such as water efficiently

Q38: The toxicity of chemicals can vary greatly

Q39: The most dangerous forms of mercury is/are<br>A)elemental

Q40: Mutagens such as benzo[ᶏ]pyrene can cause changes

Q42: Carbon monoxide (CO) is a well known

Q43: Endocrine toxins, or "environmental estrogens," such as