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The maximum prescribed conc of cadmium in drinking water is

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Answered by sanaya5378

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the maximum prescribed conc of cadmium in drinking water in ppm is 0.053

Answered by BrainlyCatt

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0.005 ML PER LITRE OF WATER IS THE PRESCRIBED CONCENTRATION OF CADMIUM IN DRINKING WATER

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