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{{encyclopedia|moderator=Henrik}}steady state, the state during which the amount of chemical in the body stays constant, i.e. the same amount is eliminated per unit of time as is entering the body (see cumulation). | {{encyclopedia|moderator=Henrik}}steady state, the state during which the amount of chemical in the body stays constant, i.e. the same amount is eliminated per unit of time as is entering the body (see cumulation). | ||
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steady state, the state during which the amount of chemical in the body stays constant, i.e. the same amount is eliminated per unit of time as is entering the body (see cumulation).