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Re: EPA MCLGs
>A related question: Many toxic elements are essential minerals at low
>concentrations. Based on its chemical properties is there any data that
>uranium is essential at some low value?
Potassium surely is....is this included in the MCLG mandate ....? I
haven't had the opportunity to read these yet.
Regards,
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