And there you have it. You could technically shoot someone with a mercury bullet which would then melt and leave no barrel marks to match it to the gun it came from.
Calling BS on this one. If you were any sort of chemist or worked with chemicals you would know elemental mercury will usually not poison a healthy, human adult (Although it can RARELY still poison a sick person or child.). Inorganic mercury is the sort that causes severe poisoning.
And no form of mercury has ever proven to cause cancer in human beings.
The next time your gonna make up crap, at least Google the stuff your about to say to make sure its true.
orally taken mercury isnt poisonous because it cant be absorbed by the gastro-intestinal-tract. its only vaporized mercury and all kinds of salts of mercury that really can be poisonous. besides if your friend drank 250ml mercury he probably died because of the heavy weight in his stomach*gg*
I also highly doubt it. But mercury is a superconductor when supercooled. If you use dry ice (or even better, liquid nitrogen or helium) you could lower the resistance of the mercury to a very low number.
I hate to sound like an ass about this, but sounds like he should receive a Darwin award for that. Eating a heavy metal in any quantity is asking for trouble.
There used to be. You can still find mercury thermometers, but now most use some other liquid because of the (vastly overestimated) toxicity concerns.
I have quite a few left from years back,we still use them sometimes.
My father used to break some of them and play with the mercury in a cardboard box when he was little and he had no ill effects or anything else that matter.
My science teacher gave us mercury and I held it in my hand for about 2 minutes and then the teacher asked for it back but I spilled it all over the floor... and then the next day I asked for mercury and he said he got in serious trouble for bringing it. Should I be worried? It's been months and I feel fine... (thank god I didn't have any cuts on my hands
Yeah the thing is he acted like it never happened... oh and then my friend gave me some and I kept it in my home for like a week out in the open just in like a small cup. Then my friend's mom told me to put it in a small container and throw it in the dumpster. She was the one who told me about mercury poisoning. I've been having stange pains in my wrists, but I don't think if it's from the mercury. But I mean I'm all good now.
You got lucky,It was very bad practice for the teacher to let you handle mercury (or any toxic substance) in that manner, and mercury can absorb through the skin and into the brain, but it doesn't take months for it to happen, so you should be fine
mewrox99: Actually I don't think it can be absorbed through the skin. It's a very dense metal, and that will probably prevent it from beïng absorbed through it. All you've got to worry about are the vapours, taking care you don't eat it - and making sure it doesn't mess up the carpet!
Mercury gives off fumes all the time, and they penetrate the skin, and also water, so for instance, storing it under a alyer of water doesn't change the rate of evaporation much.
Only dense plastic, glass and some metals keep the vapors away. AFAIK.
You need to be exposed to mercury for a long time before it hurts you - for example my parents used to hold it unprotected in their hands at school (that was normal practice back then!) and they have suffered no ill effects. What usually causes damage is when you ingest it, or having it around you all the time (some people got sick because it had soaked into school desks / stationary etc)
it would jsut freeze... but then it'll be un organized... and u cant take it out... well until all the dry ice is evaporated... but that would be a waste... and u still cant take it out XD
I made liquid Chlorine by mixing KMnO4 with HCl acid, the gas went into a test tube that was submerged in dry ice and acetone mixture. Later this year I'm gonna be making solid chlorine with LN2 and some solid organic compounds (eg Alkanes)
If you hold it while it is solid, it will most likely burn your hand from being very cold. If you hold it at room- temperature, it will feel like something you have never touched before. It is not without danger, though, as Mercury is readily absorbed through skin. If you have to try it, I suggest a short- encounter in the form of touch by a finger =)
i read somewhere that in solid form mercury is a reddish brown color. at atomic levels color really doesnt exist because light litteraly too small to been seen, so if you change the molecule or whatever it alters the way light bounces off of it and can change color.
Seeing your post makes me really sad. First: Mabakken has dozens of videos here, and I know that he's been doing a lot of chemistry both at school and in private for years, so don't doubt him when it comes to skill and knowledge. Second: You could at least TRY to spell! Nobody is going to take you seriously when you write like that; my eyes hurt.
i dont know minimi because not as just for being pretty it would be a precious metal.
Mercury oxidises, is a heavy metal, poisonous and harmful for the environment besides your mentioning of just being liquid. I think without those facts the mercury would at least be a new option for metals available on trinkets, fashion, drops!
Try getting a hold of "bottled air" This is a compressed haloalkane in a can, and if you spray it on mercury (whilst holding the can inverted), it should freeze it :)
I used liquid propane. You need to invert the can and open valve. After some boiling sounds, the liquid flows out. Boiling point is -42 C which is enough to freeze Hg.
Very interesting. Where exactly can you get mercury? Most suppliers supply it for industrial purposes and sell it in large flasks... that weigh 76 lbs! Where could I get small flasks, like the one you have? I would appreciate your help on this one, ive been trying to find some for a long time!
The one in my small flask is actually a part of a 30 ml container of Mercury purchased by a chemical supplier. Mine came in a 30 ml bottle. Trust me, I understand your distress in finding Mercury, I've been there. But what I did was that I went on a hunt for old thermometers. If the color of the "Alcohol" in it is silver, you most probably got Mercury. Also, old electrical swithes and old sphygmamonometers have them in them. :)
Thanks! I don't know any chemical suppliers in my immediate are.. but I can try looking for some. And i do have one old thermometer, but then again about 3 mL of mercury just isn't as good as 30 ;) I'll keep trying! Thanks for your response :)
You can get it in ebay, just as you wanted, in small amounts. Go to Search page and search for "Mercury Quicksilver" or "Liquid Mercury" or "Mercury Metal". Make sure you search with "All Category" selected in drop box.
I think you have misunderstood the point of the video if you're commenting on my fingernails :P
But I know...I can't help it (well I can). It does have its advantages thoug to bite nails: you can't scratch anyone, puncture your gloves etc. But that's another discussion =)
Looks like solder
MrCraigary123 2 weeks ago
anyone knows where I could get mercury ore(pure)?
catadeluxxe 1 year ago
terminator 2 jajajaj
NARUTOZO 1 year ago
T 1000!!! IS ALIVE!!! BWAHAHAHA
Zyyler55 1 year ago
lol its funny how the most toxic non radioactive thing in the world ia do fun to play with
laynecaffy 1 year ago
@laynecaffy i know lots of thing alot more toxic then liquid mercury. arsenic, cianide, botuline for example ^^
stalkersas 1 year ago
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yes i have a liquid mercury switch in my vehicle hood,,,
when the hood is open up then light on,,,
hood down closed then light off
bestamerica 1 year ago
What would happen if you can in contact with liquid mercury?
Momo66342 1 year ago
@Momo66342 try it and find out
ArBiTeR0000Tactical 1 year ago
y dont u use liquid nitrogen instead of dry ice?
TheLonewolf223 1 year ago
@TheLonewolf223 Same results :)
mabakken 1 year ago
@mabakken and its cheaper!!! :D
dustinallen08 1 year ago
Is elemental mercury the safe non-poisonous mercury?
ericm1988 1 year ago
@ericm1988 mercury is highly poisonous its just mercury now go make a video of you drinking it
ExhibitedGolem 1 year ago
@ExhibitedGolem Elemental mercury can be safely handled with bare hands, just wash them, AND NEVER DRINK IT!!
matkovicha 1 year ago
where does mercury come from anyway?
htirah100 1 year ago
@htirah100 space
Yacksoba 8 months ago
And there you have it. You could technically shoot someone with a mercury bullet which would then melt and leave no barrel marks to match it to the gun it came from.
Commack08 1 year ago
@Commack08 Are you crazy!!?? Mercury is toxic! >:)
PersianElite95 1 year ago
@PersianElite95 Exactly.. If the initial gunshot wound does not kill your victim, the mercury very well may.
Commack08 1 year ago
@PersianElite95 ITS Elemental Mercury
samn100 1 year ago
this is very beautiful!
bovko1 1 year ago
you can buy mercury at w w w(dot)plantsandstuff.ecrater(dot)com/
ironious2 1 year ago
lol bad commentary because i said i will not touch it...
Killermodxx 1 year ago
im wondering whered u get mercury???
emanoel1225 1 year ago
You might not want to teeter mercury like
that, for it is very dense and could break
its glass container.
callkaro911 1 year ago 2
the glass might be mixed with plastic
cryogengames 1 year ago
u should try boiling it next
windmonkey95 1 year ago 2
ok now here is a question: where do i get dry ice from?^^
CodexGermania 1 year ago
i would never try to touch the acetone at -78 celsius...
Killermodxx 2 years ago
@Killermodxx i would
plainandsimple13 1 year ago
that shit is dangerous...
i wouldn't touch it even if it's in a closed container.
tokidokibby 2 years ago
Frozen Mercury could probably be great for a bullet.
Zethux 2 years ago
The expanding gases are likely to reheat the bullets, wouldn't ya say? So ya'd end up poisoning yourself.
Beanie0 2 years ago
Yeah, you're right.
Zethux 2 years ago
@Zethux It would probably melt and splatter all over the place when it's shot.
porkwaffle66 1 year ago
Frozen Mercury looks like Chrome.
Zethux 2 years ago
use ethanol
olympicfan2 2 years ago
where i can get mercury?
vitorix24 2 years ago
you are an alchemist
MasterChief241 2 years ago
isn't mercury toxic?
coffeepen77 2 years ago
it is toxic
vitorix24 2 years ago
ELEMENTAL Mercury isn't. You're thinking of the kind in thermometers.
Zethux 2 years ago
yes it is. I'm chemical and I know. Mercury its toxic if you tuch eat/drink , or if you inhale it.
So, if you say that elemental mercury ins´t toxic, drink it. Drink 1 litter of Hg.
My friend died of cancer because, he drank 250ml of mercury. Do the same.
vitorix24 2 years ago
Calling BS on this one. If you were any sort of chemist or worked with chemicals you would know elemental mercury will usually not poison a healthy, human adult (Although it can RARELY still poison a sick person or child.). Inorganic mercury is the sort that causes severe poisoning.
And no form of mercury has ever proven to cause cancer in human beings.
The next time your gonna make up crap, at least Google the stuff your about to say to make sure its true.
EmperorofCartoons 2 years ago
@vitorix24
orally taken mercury isnt poisonous because it cant be absorbed by the gastro-intestinal-tract. its only vaporized mercury and all kinds of salts of mercury that really can be poisonous. besides if your friend drank 250ml mercury he probably died because of the heavy weight in his stomach*gg*
CodexGermania 1 year ago
ya ya ya
vitorix24 1 year ago
Your friend is retarded for drinking mercury
787310 1 year ago
he died asshole. suicide.
:S
vitorix24 1 year ago
no DUH
FlopsyIsMyBunny 2 years ago
LOL drink it
vitorix24 2 years ago
sweeettt.
that's cool.
i just recently learned about mercury in chemistry. ahahah.
avang011 2 years ago
it's cool how it doesnt leave any traces on the glass it slides on
some5672 2 years ago
mercury is slightly repulsive to glass.
hhn2002 2 years ago
Looks almost like silver chocolate.
liquidoxygen0 2 years ago
please, upload the sinthesis of cacodylic acid
196519751994 2 years ago
how can a make dry ice?
196519751994 2 years ago
why would you want to freeeze it , its not fun to play with when it is frozen
Turok2evil 2 years ago
i can make mercury magnetic
crob227 2 years ago
water is the only liquid known 2 man that expands when frozen
jozzymosbourn 2 years ago 2
r u people building a UFO without Dave?
silverpizza100 2 years ago
When the mercury is frozen is it magnetic
medorkfish1 2 years ago
Nope
Airsofter1995 2 years ago
thank you. is there any way to get mercury to have magnetic properties that you know of?
medorkfish1 2 years ago
I doubt it :/
Airsofter1995 2 years ago
I also highly doubt it. But mercury is a superconductor when supercooled. If you use dry ice (or even better, liquid nitrogen or helium) you could lower the resistance of the mercury to a very low number.
Onyxwolf3 2 years ago
4.15 K is the superconducting point, so the only option is liquid helium, but it's very expensive and hard to obtain.
endimion17 2 years ago
i have a video called "mad hatter", where i make mercury magnetic, spread the word
crob227 2 years ago
my brother ate my mercury he's dead now!so no one play with mercury not even touch him!! is toxiccccc
mimosa006 2 years ago
It's toxic if you don't wash your hands after.
Just touching it won't kill you!
As you said, he died because he ATE it!
kkcrazykk5 2 years ago 2
I hate to sound like an ass about this, but sounds like he should receive a Darwin award for that. Eating a heavy metal in any quantity is asking for trouble.
eternalfire1244 2 years ago
when its frozen it doesnt have the meniscus
elmas888 2 years ago
the only way to stop the guy from terminator 2 lol
XD13Link13XD 2 years ago
Where do you get mercury?
TheCollegeboi18 2 years ago
they throw out flickering or damaged Neon beer signs at the giant warehouse. I take them out the dumpster, and pour the Mercury out.
NEVER shake the tubes...that will moleculize the mercury making it impossible to simply POUR out.
AreYouWetYet 2 years ago
how else can you get mercury and how long does the acetone stay cold
insanezy 2 years ago
well from the hardware store you can buy mercury switches for your house, they only got two drops in them, but that is all each bulb will have also.
Acetone can be bought from a Painting kind of craft store like Dick Blick for removing semi-dry paints.
AreYouWetYet 2 years ago
well mercury causes cancer so i doubt u will ever get mercury unless u get permision from your govermant or state
ps3man75 2 years ago
isn't there mercury in thermometors?
WiccanThorn26 2 years ago
There used to be. You can still find mercury thermometers, but now most use some other liquid because of the (vastly overestimated) toxicity concerns.
Theonewhoclimbs28 2 years ago
I have quite a few left from years back,we still use them sometimes.
My father used to break some of them and play with the mercury in a cardboard box when he was little and he had no ill effects or anything else that matter.
manbearhorse 2 years ago
Wha mercury!
Such a dangerous and toxic element....
Perscriptions 2 years ago
My science teacher gave us mercury and I held it in my hand for about 2 minutes and then the teacher asked for it back but I spilled it all over the floor... and then the next day I asked for mercury and he said he got in serious trouble for bringing it. Should I be worried? It's been months and I feel fine... (thank god I didn't have any cuts on my hands
Meleeman07 2 years ago
If the mercury was in a sealed glass while you held it, there shouldn't be a problem.
Murcury is poison and like every other fluid it evaporates. If you touch, breathe or eat it you'll get a heavy metal (not the music) poisoning.
Perscriptions 2 years ago
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No it was on my bare hands...
Meleeman07 2 years ago
If your teacher said it was okay, then it could not be that dangerous I guess.
Eating would have been fatal. :)
Perscriptions 2 years ago
Yeah the thing is he acted like it never happened... oh and then my friend gave me some and I kept it in my home for like a week out in the open just in like a small cup. Then my friend's mom told me to put it in a small container and throw it in the dumpster. She was the one who told me about mercury poisoning. I've been having stange pains in my wrists, but I don't think if it's from the mercury. But I mean I'm all good now.
Meleeman07 2 years ago
Hopefully and Luckily. o_o
Perscriptions 2 years ago
You got lucky,It was very bad practice for the teacher to let you handle mercury (or any toxic substance) in that manner, and mercury can absorb through the skin and into the brain, but it doesn't take months for it to happen, so you should be fine
mewrox99 2 years ago
mewrox99: Actually I don't think it can be absorbed through the skin. It's a very dense metal, and that will probably prevent it from beïng absorbed through it. All you've got to worry about are the vapours, taking care you don't eat it - and making sure it doesn't mess up the carpet!
liquidoxygen0 2 years ago
Mercury gives off fumes all the time, and they penetrate the skin, and also water, so for instance, storing it under a alyer of water doesn't change the rate of evaporation much.
Only dense plastic, glass and some metals keep the vapors away. AFAIK.
endimion17 2 years ago
nope. any contact WILL get mercury into your system
AvianAzn 2 years ago
it wont go in to you if you toutch it if thats what you mean
s0mthingsmells 2 years ago
this is elemental mercury, it won't absorb into your skin. he clearly states it when he introduces the mercury in the test tube.
Gh0st3d 2 years ago
You need to be exposed to mercury for a long time before it hurts you - for example my parents used to hold it unprotected in their hands at school (that was normal practice back then!) and they have suffered no ill effects. What usually causes damage is when you ingest it, or having it around you all the time (some people got sick because it had soaked into school desks / stationary etc)
Anyway, don't worry about it, you'll be fine :)
lepermunna 2 years ago
aslong as its not methyl mercurry
wattapassa 2 years ago
Yeah, my last Physics and Chemistry teacher used to tell about how you could get mercury anywhere and how she used to play with it :)
Airsofter1995 2 years ago
why acetone? is it just because it doesnt freeze in that tempurature?
jih128 2 years ago
on ebay they sell lots of mercury switches. just buy one and break it :P
sciencoking 3 years ago
mercury is so beautiful :D
sciencoking 3 years ago 2
kinda weird to see metal melt without starting to glow red
(I know it's mercury don't lecture me!)
Slench101 3 years ago 2
mercury can kill you that's why it has been band from schools all over i think around the 80's
chronicblazn420 3 years ago
wooooo i didnt know,, thanks
axenone 3 years ago
i have 2 cuestions
1 were can i get alot mercury ?
2 it is safe to play with?
axenone 3 years ago
lololol retard
GGRSC 3 years ago
jajajaja stupid
axenone 3 years ago
1: not easily
2: HECK NO.
twostringguitar 3 years ago 2
this is so awesome and unusual to see, the liquid is bubbling so you would think it's boiling but it's cold as shit, i love chemistry so much
yamimakaiz 3 years ago
nice video 5*
beautiful metal
megafeltch 3 years ago
are these demonstrations very expensive for you?
endr117 3 years ago
It is a quite expensive hobby, one might say.
This particular experiment, though, is not very expensive as the only expense is the Dry- Ice.
mabakken 3 years ago
there u go... the metal mercury... lol... idk why ppl are so sike about mercury being a liquid metal.
megamanxu 3 years ago
kako ti jedes govna lovele jebala te kemija vise
budabudimir3 3 years ago
what would happen if you just put the mercury in their without the test tube
electroboy314 3 years ago
it would jsut freeze... but then it'll be un organized... and u cant take it out... well until all the dry ice is evaporated... but that would be a waste... and u still cant take it out XD
megamanxu 3 years ago
thank you for this video it is very interesting
Gab032 3 years ago
I made liquid Chlorine by mixing KMnO4 with HCl acid, the gas went into a test tube that was submerged in dry ice and acetone mixture. Later this year I'm gonna be making solid chlorine with LN2 and some solid organic compounds (eg Alkanes)
mewrox99 3 years ago
what if i hold the mercury element what well it do to my hand
redeaglealb 3 years ago
If you hold it while it is solid, it will most likely burn your hand from being very cold. If you hold it at room- temperature, it will feel like something you have never touched before. It is not without danger, though, as Mercury is readily absorbed through skin. If you have to try it, I suggest a short- encounter in the form of touch by a finger =)
mabakken 3 years ago
i held mercury b4 9 (im 11)
SatchelsProductions 3 years ago
Where can I get a hold of mercury?
Meleeman07 3 years ago
mmm... popsicles
BizzaroHod 3 years ago
u drank it. :( u kno that it's SUPER toxic right?
XxRukasuxX 3 years ago
Read 5 comments down!
mabakken 3 years ago
ooooooooooooooh! !_!
XxRukasuxX 3 years ago
does it magnetic?
catalincatala 3 years ago
isnt mercury supposed to be a reddish color when it freezes?
Xxero0 3 years ago
wtf hiw the hell would mercury change coulor
ledzeppelinwo 3 years ago
i read somewhere that in solid form mercury is a reddish brown color. at atomic levels color really doesnt exist because light litteraly too small to been seen, so if you change the molecule or whatever it alters the way light bounces off of it and can change color.
Xxero0 3 years ago
yes becuz one of mercury's solid forms is cinnibar which is red. but this is pure mercury, cinnibar has other elements mixed in with it.
gl0gg 3 years ago
ha! take that you damn mercury!!!
2550593 3 years ago 2
so nice!!
rikiki17 3 years ago
sweet..now stick ur hand into the bubbly liquid...lets experiment.
Ru55ianGrim 3 years ago
so... what would happen if you were to drink that?
tittysmithy 3 years ago
u die
fieryfrets2000 3 years ago
Are you an idiot? You would die!!! Mercury is in the top 10 poisoness elements!!! Only a complete moron would drink Mercury!!!
acheing123 3 years ago
If you want to suicide drink it
paparas2000 3 years ago
Actually...drinking Mercury wouldn't be bad at all. Your stomach does not take up Mercury, and therefore it would simply pass your system!
mabakken 3 years ago
I challenge you to drink 10 ml of Hg :-D
Very nice video by the way. Low-temp experiments are always interesting. Gotta get em some dry ice soon..!
PyroErlend 3 years ago
unless you have wound in your stomach and guts =)
canpan87 3 years ago
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lol bitch merury actual amits toxic vapors wile in liquid state at room temp... SO U GANA DIE NUB!
epoctalipto 3 years ago
Did he open it? no!
"merury actual amits toxic vapors" - wow! didn't think you could make that many spelling mistakes in one sentence :P
94thts 3 years ago 3
Seeing your post makes me really sad. First: Mabakken has dozens of videos here, and I know that he's been doing a lot of chemistry both at school and in private for years, so don't doubt him when it comes to skill and knowledge. Second: You could at least TRY to spell! Nobody is going to take you seriously when you write like that; my eyes hurt.
PyroErlend 3 years ago 2
could you use alchohals such as isopropyl to aceiv the low tempeature?(or any alchohol or along that line)
zasx20 3 years ago
You could use any (non-toxic, preferrably) liquid with a freezing point below -78,5*C, that is why acetone is used here.
PyroErlend 3 years ago
too bad mercury is deadly. If it wasn't i'd be doing that all the time.
CreationX2 3 years ago
were did you get the murcury at? cool experement by the way
zasx20 3 years ago
If mercury would be always solid in room temperature it would be a very beautiful metal, maybe precious. Thanks for the Video. 5/5
Minimi130291 3 years ago
i dont know minimi because not as just for being pretty it would be a precious metal.
Mercury oxidises, is a heavy metal, poisonous and harmful for the environment besides your mentioning of just being liquid. I think without those facts the mercury would at least be a new option for metals available on trinkets, fashion, drops!
keepup32323 3 years ago
Kool vid 5/5
Er0rr0perator 3 years ago
flipping sweet, how hard is it when its kept that cool?
dangel6667 3 years ago
I haven't exactly felt it when it is that cold, but I guess it behaves like any other metal that is solid at room temperature.
mabakken 3 years ago
frozen mercury liiks so nice :D
SophzBunton 3 years ago
i heard you can also freeze the mercury with addiction of liquid nitrogen. Why does it happen?
keepup32323 3 years ago
do you have any advise for me.
I do not have access to dry ice, Is there any way i could get to that temperature without it?
eg, dissolving NH4NO3 in water then put in freezer or something?
thanks in advance :)
stylcd 3 years ago
Try getting a hold of "bottled air" This is a compressed haloalkane in a can, and if you spray it on mercury (whilst holding the can inverted), it should freeze it :)
mabakken 3 years ago
I used liquid propane. You need to invert the can and open valve. After some boiling sounds, the liquid flows out. Boiling point is -42 C which is enough to freeze Hg.
vmelkon 3 years ago
Wow, that the best one I've seen. I could even see the pit in the frozen mercury when it was frozen. Very very cool video.
vmelkon 3 years ago
Thank you very much =)
I forgot to tell in the video why there is a "pit":
Mercury has what is called a "Negative Coeffisient of Surface Tension", which is why the meniscus goes upwards and why it is "non- sticking" =)
mabakken 3 years ago
could the same experiment be done by just using liquid nitrogen instead of adding dry ice to acetone?
jamie2007jai20 3 years ago
Yes of course. Liquid Nitrogen is ca 117 degrees colder than Dry Ice!
mabakken 3 years ago
Very interesting. Where exactly can you get mercury? Most suppliers supply it for industrial purposes and sell it in large flasks... that weigh 76 lbs! Where could I get small flasks, like the one you have? I would appreciate your help on this one, ive been trying to find some for a long time!
Regards, and nice video!! =D
firehawk97 3 years ago
The one in my small flask is actually a part of a 30 ml container of Mercury purchased by a chemical supplier. Mine came in a 30 ml bottle. Trust me, I understand your distress in finding Mercury, I've been there. But what I did was that I went on a hunt for old thermometers. If the color of the "Alcohol" in it is silver, you most probably got Mercury. Also, old electrical swithes and old sphygmamonometers have them in them. :)
mabakken 3 years ago
Thanks! I don't know any chemical suppliers in my immediate are.. but I can try looking for some. And i do have one old thermometer, but then again about 3 mL of mercury just isn't as good as 30 ;) I'll keep trying! Thanks for your response :)
firehawk97 3 years ago
another source (rather expensive for a small yield) mercury tilt switches from electronic component stores or maybe even some online web stores
Atevra 3 years ago
You can get it in ebay, just as you wanted, in small amounts. Go to Search page and search for "Mercury Quicksilver" or "Liquid Mercury" or "Mercury Metal". Make sure you search with "All Category" selected in drop box.
zaiks0105 3 years ago
I think you have misunderstood the point of the video if you're commenting on my fingernails :P
But I know...I can't help it (well I can). It does have its advantages thoug to bite nails: you can't scratch anyone, puncture your gloves etc. But that's another discussion =)
mabakken 3 years ago
nice hand nails
benche555 3 years ago
How many grams of Hg is that?
CanDriveSoon 3 years ago
I would guess about 150 grams. The density of Mercury is 13,54 gcm-3, meaning that one milliliter weigh almost 14 grams.
mabakken 3 years ago
How many grams of Hg is that?
CanDriveSoon 3 years ago
nice video
styropyro 4 years ago 3