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3 years ago

What are the various adverse effects of chemistry

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Kisachek [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Chemistry is the reaction between certain elements to create a new compound which may happen naturally but is mostly man made and hence has lot of good as well as adverse effects.

Explanation:

The product or compound that we get and the energy or outcome we receive is the ultimate result that decides whether chemical reaction that has happened is good or bad.

There are reactions that may cause pain and suffering to living beings and are also able to Infuse damage and destruction are are adverse nature. they can also change the course of nature hence are are dangerous.

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What are the various adverse effects of chemistry​

What are the various adverse effects of chemistry