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What is the difference between a toxic and non-toxic substance?

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What is the difference between a toxic and non-toxic substance?

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A toxic substance is any liquid, solid, or gas, which when introduced into a water supply creates, or may create, a danger to health and well-being of the consumer. An example is treated water boiler. A non-toxic substance is any substance that may cause a non-health hazard, is a nuisance or is aesthetically objectionable. For example, food stuff such as sugar, soda pop, etc.

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