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What is the potential effect of sulphate levels in drinking water exceeding 750 ppm?

Options

  1. ASevere skin irritation
  2. BKidney failure
  3. CCardiovascular problems
  4. DIncreased risk of cancer

Correct answer

D. Increased risk of cancer

Step-by-step solution

Extremely high levels of sulphate in drinking water (>750 ppm) may increase the risk of cancer.

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