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What are facts about chromium?

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14y ago
Updated: 8/16/2019

it is extrememly toxic.

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not ONLY is it extremly toxic, it also gives gems like Emeralds, Rubys, Topaz, ect. their extrodinary color! By: Mocat11 (see me on neopets, wikispaces, and I'm jasminecat11 on howrse.)

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