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... Chap . 3.1 ) or toxic organics ( see Chap . 3.2 ) have increased , or because the oxygen regime is burdened with degradable organic substances ( see Chap . 4.3 ) . Examples of good correlations between the frequency of fin rot and ulcer ...
... Chap . 3.1 ) or toxic organics ( see Chap . 3.2 ) have increased , or because the oxygen regime is burdened with degradable organic substances ( see Chap . 4.3 ) . Examples of good correlations between the frequency of fin rot and ulcer ...
Page 68
... Chap . 9 ) were widely used in indus- try , paints , and lubrificants , waste water from cities contained traces of PCB's , and because PCB's are rather persistent , they still contaminate the environment and will be found in waste ...
... Chap . 9 ) were widely used in indus- try , paints , and lubrificants , waste water from cities contained traces of PCB's , and because PCB's are rather persistent , they still contaminate the environment and will be found in waste ...
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... Chap . 3.2 ) ; 23 % for electric systems and lighttubes ; 12 % for paints hindering the growth of marine organisms in ships ' hulls ( see Chap . 4.4 ) ; 6.5 % for instruments ; 3.5 % as a catalyst in chemical processes ( see Chap . 3.2 ) ...
... Chap . 3.2 ) ; 23 % for electric systems and lighttubes ; 12 % for paints hindering the growth of marine organisms in ships ' hulls ( see Chap . 4.4 ) ; 6.5 % for instruments ; 3.5 % as a catalyst in chemical processes ( see Chap . 3.2 ) ...
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