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cluponka [151]
2 years ago
5

The use of lead paint in houses was banned in 1978 due to the health hazards associated with lead, specifically that high levels

of lead exposure is dangerous to humans. Which branch of chemistry would study this?
environmental chemistry
agricultural chemistry
biochemistry
both environmental chemistry and biochemistry
Chemistry
1 answer:
arlik [135]2 years ago
3 0

Environmental Chemistry studies the health hazards associated with lead, which  is dangerous to humans.

Environmental Chemistry studies chemicals present in air, water and soil and their  impact on humans and their environment.

Now, it was discovered that even low doses of lead particles in the paint when inhaled or ingested caused damaging effect to the body  such as Impaired balance, seizures, ataxia and even death.

With the role of Environmental chemists in thier research and findings, the world has been informed on the negative effect on the expose of lead and other heavy metals like it  to man and his environment.

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