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How do the physical and chemical properties of a heterocyclic compound differ from those of a typical carbocyclic compound with similar molecular weight and structure? Provide a comprehensive comparison of the two types of compounds with examples.

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What is the coordination number of the central metal ion in hemoglobin, a metalloprotein responsible for oxygen transport in the blood, and how does its coordination affect its biological function?

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How do heavy metals, such as lead and mercury, impact the quality of soil and water in the environment and what are the most effective methods for mitigating this toxicity?

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How does the concentration of heavy metals in soil affect the growth of plants, and what are some potential solutions to mitigate the negative effects of heavy metal toxicity on plant growth in contaminated environments?

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How does the concentration of heavy metals in soil affect the growth and development of plants, and what are some effective methods for reducing the level of heavy metal toxicity in contaminated soil?

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What is the effect of heavy metal toxicity on aquatic organisms, and how does this impact the food chain and the overall health of the ecosystem? Additionally, how can we prevent or mitigate the release of heavy metals into aquatic environments?

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How does the heavy metal toxicity in aquatic environments affect the growth and survival of aquatic organisms? Provide a detailed analysis of the toxic mechanisms and the potential long-term effects on the ecosystem.

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