Scientists remove a fish from a contaminated river and determine that a toxin is present in its cells at a concentration of X = 2000 µg/L. The scientists then place the fish into a tank of clean water with a toxin concentration of X = 0 µg/L. The table below shows the toxin concentration in the fish cells over the next eight days.

At Day 7, the water in the tank has a concentration of X = 1000 µg/L. Use the data and procedure above to describe the process responsible for reducing the to

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Scientists remove a fish from a contaminated river and determine that a toxin is present in its cells at a concentration of X = 2000 µg/L. The scientists then place the fish into a tank of clean water with a toxin concentration of X = 0 µg/L. The table below shows the toxin concentration in the fish cells over the next eight days.

At Day 7, the water in the tank has a concentration of X = 1000 µg/L. Use the data and procedure above to describe the process responsible for reducing the to

anonymous · Answer

Day 1 = 2000 toxic concentration
Day 2 = 1850
Day 3 =1620
Day 4 = 1360
Day 5 = 1140
Day 6,7,8 =1000