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Introduction,oblem and emphasised the lack of agreement between different authors. Luckey .. (1975), for example, discussed the toxicology of virtually all the metals in a book specifically entitled ‘Heavy Metal Toxicity…’. A further complication is that, even if the definition of a density greater than 5 g cm.