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Mercury, Mercury Alloys, and Mercury Compounds

2001
The article contains sections titled: 1. Introduction 2. Properties 2.1. Physical Properties 2.2. Chemical Properties 3. Resources and Raw Materials 3.1. Deposits 3.2. Secondary Sources 4. Production 4.1. Extraction from Primary Sources 4.1.1. Dressing 4.1.2. Processing to Metallic Mercury 4.1.3.
Matthias Simon   +3 more
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Condensation of mercury in mercury-arc tubes

Electrical Engineering, 1940
It is found experimentally that the efficiency of condensation of mercury vapor on cold metal surfaces is quite low. The condensing efficiency of steel surfaces is increased several fold by positive-ion bombardment of the surface. Nickel surfaces condense mercury vapor several times as efficiently as steel.
Joseph Slepian, W. M. Brubaker
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Mercurial about Mercury

Journal of Chemical Education, 2009
In response to the question "What is your favorite element?" the appeal of mercury is described.
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Mercury and Mercury Compounds

2000
Abstract Inorganic mercurials are absorbed following inhalation or ingestion and, in the case of creams, through the skin. Eighty percent of inhaled mercury vapor is absorbed by the lung and converted to Hg2+ intracellularly by catalase oxidation (47). Hg2+ has a minor gastrointestinal absorption but a major fecal excretion.
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Mercury in the Amazon

1998
Release and spreading of mercury from gold mining is a widespread problem in the Amazon area. Today we have rather good knowledge of the mercury situation. Tens of investigations have considered mainly concentrations in fish and human hair. Metallic mercury is used for amalgamation of gold, and the mercury is released by evaporation at reburning sites.
M, Lodenius, O, Malm
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Mercury in the heart

The American Journal of Cardiology, 1991
Abstract Intravenous injection of metallic mercury is well described. 1–5 To our knowledge, echocardiographic findings of intracardiac mercury have not been presented. Sources of intravascular mercury are diverse and include accidental (during blood gas sampling), intentional (believed to increase muscular strength) and suicidal, as in our patient ...
S V, Manoukian, N K, Wenger
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