calculate daily dose of benzo(a)pyrene of adult via ingestion, whereC = Contaminant concentration (mg/kg, mg/L or mg/m3) = 1.5mg/kg IR = Intake rate (Kg/day, L/day or m3/day) = 20kg/day RAFsoil = Relative absorption factor (unitless) = 0.044 for clay soil EF/ET = Exposure term or fraction of time exposed = (0.14) BW= Body weight (kg) = 70.7kg

calculate daily dose of benzo(a)pyrene of adult via ingestion, whereC = Contaminant concentration (mg/kg, mg/L or mg/m3) = 1.5mg/kg IR = Intake rate (Kg/day, L/day or m3/day) = 20kg/day RAFsoil = Relative absorption factor (unitless) = 0.044 for clay soil EF/ET = Exposure term or fraction of time exposed = (0.14) BW= Body weight (kg) = 70.7kg

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