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Cadmium is found normally in our soil and water at low concentrations. However, it has many industrial uses - semiconductors, PVC production, batteries, anti-friction agents etc. It is usually mined and extracted from zinc ores, and it is the combination of these two metals that is causing concern. This Factsheet will examine some of the evidence and allow you to practise your skills of experimental design and data interpretation.

This Environmental Studies Factsheet explains:
• The effect of zinc on fish compared to the effect of zinc and cadmium together on fish.
• Zinc and human health.
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Publication Date

April 2005

ISSN / ISBN

ISSN: 1351-5136

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