ACCUMULATION OF CHROMIUM SALT IN THE ORGANS OF RATS AT THE ACUTE POISONING
In our environment heavy metals, particularly chromium sulfate are common in mining areas, in concentrations exceeding the maximum permissible. In this regard, the study of their effects on human body is veryimportant. To identify the concentration of chromium sulfate in organs of rats with acute poisoning we usedatomic absorption spectrometry method.Increased interest in bioflavonoids associated with their positive protective effect, low toxicity and widespread in nature. Dedicated flavonoid quercetinsorbed toxic metal ions, activated intestinal activity and improved elimination of xenobiotics from the body. Accumulation of chromium sulfate was observed mainly inrat’s small intestine, kidney, liver, to a lesser extent in brain, heart. On the background of the flavonoid “Quercetin” chromium sulphate content in the organs of experimental animals was lower.