A disease common among hat makers in the seventeenth century was caused by their direct contact with

arsenic

mercury

sulfur

lead

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Lee Klein

9 June, 15:23

A disease common among hat makers in the seventeenth century was caused by their direct contact with

arsenic

mercury

sulfur

lead

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Sophia Reese · Answer 1

Minamata disease is a disease of the central nervous system, a poisoning caused by long-term consumption, in large amounts, of fish and shellfish from Minamata Bay. The causative agent is methylmercury.

A disease common among hat makers in the seventeenth century was caused by their direct contact witharsenicmercurysulfurlead

A disease common among hat makers in the seventeenth century was caused by their direct contact with

arsenic

mercury

sulfur

lead