Explain the environmental effects of chemical reactions. DETAIL
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Explain the environmental effects of chemical reactions. DETAIL?
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Chemicals can enter the environment from many different sources such as landfills, incinerators, tanks, drums, or factories. Human exposure to hazardous chemicals can occur at the source or the chemical could move to a place where people can come into contact with it. Chemicals can move through air, soil, and water.
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Chemical reactions can be very hazardous to the environment
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- Chemicals can move through air, soil, and water. Chemicals can enter the environment from a variety of sources, including landfills, incinerators, tanks, drums, and industries.
- Some chemicals are of concern as they can work their way into the food chain and accumulate and/or persist in the environment for many years.
- It has the potential to pollute lakes and rivers and living beings in it due to its ease of transmission and may pose long-term health and environmental problems.
- It will eventually lead to different types of pollutions related to air, water, land, metal objects, etc.
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