Structural Analysis
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A fine ash waste stream contains iron at a concentration of 1,5 mg/kg waste with a LC50 of 90 mg/l, must be disposed of at a landfill with area of 32,5 ha. (presence of Teratogen, mutagen and carcinogen tested negative).
Determine the hazard rating of the waste and the landfill site class where it can be disposed of, if 120 000 ton of waste will be disposed annually.
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