Problemas del agua potable: El plomo
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- December 7, 2021
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Esta publicacion explica como el plomo puede ingresar al agua potable, como hacer que su agua sea analizada y como eliminar el plomo del agua potable. El plomo en el agua potable puede danar el cerebro, los rinones, el sistema nervioso y los globulos rojos. (4 paginas)
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