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Atoms that are chemically bound together form ___________________ ___.
 
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List at least two important problems associated with fish production.
 
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Answer to Question 1

molecules

Answer to Question 2

The grower must ensure that the dissolved oxygen level in the fish ponds is adequate for the fish. Because most human-made ponds are static and get very little movement by way of a stream or waterfall, when the oxygen level of the water is low due to atmospheric conditions, producers must rely on power-driven devices to fling the water into the air to absorb oxygen. Shipping is another problem in fish production. After fish die, their meat spoils very quickly. Therefore, fish must reach processing plants alive to produce the highest-quality product. Fish must be delivered in specially equipped tank trucks that are closely monitored for water temperature and oxygen levels.



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