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If ddt is soluble, how would it affect the creatures in water? and why

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Answered by sameergupta201011

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DDT's devastating effect on the aquatic environment has been thoroughly studied. Due to it's low solubility, it has a greater rate of bioaccumulation in water, and thus poses a great long-term threat to aquatic wildlife. It's highly toxic to both aquatic invertebrate species, like stoneflies and crayfish, as well as fish.

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