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Effect of heavy metals on living organisms

Author: Beata Draszawka – Bołzan, 5 (2014) 12-20

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The rapid development of technology and the changes that are occurring in the world today largely affect on the environment. One of the primary sources of pollution of the biosphere are industrial plants, which emit both gaseous substances (eg. Carbon monoxide, sulfur and nitrogen) and dust, containing all sorts of toxic substances. For the serious consequences of the development of civilization and industry should be spread include heavy metals. Included in the atmosphere, dust and heavy metals fall to the ground parts of plants and enters the soil. Shall be collected by the roots of plants or animals grazing on the roads and thus incorporated into the food chain. These elements are not biodegradable. They are indestructible and indelible. Once released into the environment continuously circulate therein, changing, at most its shape. Heavy metals are ubiquitous and can be detected in every organic material and in every living organism. They are a particular threat to humans.

 

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