Acute Toxicity
An Acute Toxicity is the ability of a substance to cause severe biological harm or death soon after a single Exposure or dose. Also, any poisonous effect resulting from a single short -term exposure to a toxic substance. (See: chronic toxicity, toxicity.)
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