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Prolonged use of drinking water having a fluoride concentration well above 2 ppm causes:
A
blue baby syndrome
B
anaemia due to inhibited haem synthesis
C
Minamata disease
D
mottling of teeth (dental fluorosis)
Answer: D
Excess fluoride causes brown mottling of teeth and, at higher levels, skeletal damage. Blue baby syndrome is due to excess nitrate.
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