What are ways that chemistry can be applied in the field of occupational therapy?

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Q: Which activities are likely to cause contamination of stock chemicals in the laboratory?

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Environmental Pollution

Environmental pollution occurs due to some unwanted alteration in the surroundings which results in unfavorable effects on all organisms of that surrounding.