Describe a possible situation in which an air contaminant is
controlled but the control system used...

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Describe a possible situation in which an air contaminant is
controlled but the control system used transfers the contaminant problem to
another medium, such as water or soil. 

Explain the differences between a hazard quotient, hazard
index, and cumulative cancer risk.

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CANCER RISK & HAZARD
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Contaminants Exposure	3
Hazard Quotient, Hazard Index & Cumulative Cancer Risk	3
References	4
Contaminants Exposure
In certain aspects, air contaminants can be controlled by the effective use of a filtration strategy in the production process. But the transfer of contaminant problems by water or soil is probably not controlled when it comes to the aspect of disposition of solid waste or liquid waste from the production plants (Lee et al., 2020).

Describe a possible situation in which an air contaminant is controlled but the control system used transfers the contaminant problem to another medium, such as water or soil. Explain the differences...

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