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What is the mass, in milligrams, of mercury in 1.00 kg lake trout that just meets the Northern American standard of 0.50 ppm Hg?
What is the mass, in milligrams, of mercury in 1.00 kg lake trout that just meets the Northern American standard of 0.50 ppm Hg?
What mass of fish, at the 0.50-ppm level, would you have to eat to ingest a total of 100 mg of mercury?
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