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The Toxicology of Mercury and Methyl Mercury
1983Mercury has been used by man for thousands of years, especially as a red pigment in the form of sulphite or in drawings, e.g. in Ancient Egypt and Pakistan. The Romans used mercury compounds in medicines and amalgams, and during the past centuries it was not only used in alchemy in gold production but also, above all, it found both internal and ...
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Nature Chemistry, 2013
Joel D. Blum considers the two faces of mercury. It has many unique and useful properties in chemistry — yet it comes with a dark and dangerous side.
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Joel D. Blum considers the two faces of mercury. It has many unique and useful properties in chemistry — yet it comes with a dark and dangerous side.
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Mercury sorption by silica/carbon nanotubes and silica/activated carbon: a comparison study
, 2015Nanocomposites of silica incorporated with carbon nanotubes (silica/CNT) and activated carbon (silica/AC) were synthesized and characterized by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), element mapping, energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDX ...
T. Saleh
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2017
Methylmercury (MeHg), an organomercurial, is one of the most prevalent and toxic environmental pollutants. The major route of human exposure occurs via consumption of MeHg-adulterated seafood. Historically, MeHg epidemics in Minamata Bay, Japan, and in Iraq provided evidence of its developmental toxicity and neurological damage.
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Methylmercury (MeHg), an organomercurial, is one of the most prevalent and toxic environmental pollutants. The major route of human exposure occurs via consumption of MeHg-adulterated seafood. Historically, MeHg epidemics in Minamata Bay, Japan, and in Iraq provided evidence of its developmental toxicity and neurological damage.
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Horace’s Mercury and Mercurial Horace
2019In this piece I have surveyed the various guises under which the god Mercury is presented in the poetry of Horace. Mercury is an important figure in the Odes as inventor of the lyre, a key patron of lyric poetry and divine protector of the poet; though he can be paralleled with the young Caesar at one moment, he is not to be taken as symbolizing him at
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Metascience, 2007 Critical Reviews in Clinical Laboratory Sciences, 1997
The major physical forms of mercury to which humans are exposed are mercury vapor, Hg0, and methylmercury compounds, Ch3HgX. Mercury vapor emitted from both natural and anthropogenic sources is globally distributed in the atmosphere. It is returned as a water-soluble form in precipitation and finds its way into bodies of fresh and ocean water. Land run-
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The major physical forms of mercury to which humans are exposed are mercury vapor, Hg0, and methylmercury compounds, Ch3HgX. Mercury vapor emitted from both natural and anthropogenic sources is globally distributed in the atmosphere. It is returned as a water-soluble form in precipitation and finds its way into bodies of fresh and ocean water. Land run-
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The Toxicology of Mercury and Its Chemical Compounds
Critical Reviews in Toxicology, 2006T. Clarkson, L. Magos
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Toxicity of mercury: Molecular evidence.
Chemosphere, 2019Lixin Yang +5 more
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