Quick Silver. Mercury got its chemical symbol from the Latin word Hydrargyrum which is a Greek word and means quick silver. Atomic Number: 80 Group: 12.

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Quick Silver

Mercury got its chemical symbol from the Latin word Hydrargyrum which is a Greek word and means quick silver. Atomic Number: 80 Group: 12 Period: 6 Part of the Transition Metals Name from the Greek god Mercury who was the messenger to the gods and was known for his speed

Mercury was one of the first elements discovered Mercury was one of the first elements discovered It was discovered so long ago that no one is sure who discovered it, where they did, and the exact date It was discovered so long ago that no one is sure who discovered it, where they did, and the exact date Samples of the element have been found in Egyptian tombs as far back as 1500 B.C. Samples of the element have been found in Egyptian tombs as far back as 1500 B.C. It was also well know to the ancient Chinese It was also well know to the ancient Chinese Ancient Greeks used it as a medicine Ancient Greeks used it as a medicine

Mercury's configuration: [Xe]4f14,5d10,6s2

Mercury is a metal that becomes a liquid at room temperature. It is highly reflective. Even though Mercury is a liquid it is not wet. It will not soak into a material but slides across it.

Mercury has a very high density of 13.6 Mercury has a very high density of 13.6 It is so dense that things like bricks, cannonballs, and lead will float in Mercury It is so dense that things like bricks, cannonballs, and lead will float in Mercury It is 13 ½ times as heavy as the volume of water It is 13 ½ times as heavy as the volume of water Mercury has no taste Mercury has no taste

Specific Heat: 0.139J/gK Specific Heat: 0.139J/gK Specific Heat Specific Heat Melting Point: K °C -37.7°F Melting Point: K °C -37.7°F Melting PointKCF Melting PointKCF Boiling Point: 630K 357°C 675°F Boiling Point: 630K 357°C 675°F Boiling PointKCF Boiling PointKCF Atomic Mass Average: Atomic Mass Average: Atomic Mass Average Atomic Mass Average

Mercury is a rare element so the price is fairly high Mercury is a rare element so the price is fairly high At a 25ml sample of mercury costs $ Other places will very At a 25ml sample of mercury costs $ Other places will verywww.vhglabs.com

Mercury is a decent conductor of electricity but is very poor at conducting heat Mercury is a decent conductor of electricity but is very poor at conducting heat Rarely found as a pure metal in nature Rarely found as a pure metal in nature Metallic Mercury is obtained from heating Cinnabar Metallic Mercury is obtained from heating Cinnabar

Has high surface tension Has high surface tension Is able to dissolve other metals to form alloys known as amalgams Is able to dissolve other metals to form alloys known as amalgams

Mercury can be used to make thermometers Mercury can be used to make thermometers Also other scientific instruments and barometers Also other scientific instruments and barometers Mercury conducts electricity and is used to make silent, position dependent switches Mercury conducts electricity and is used to make silent, position dependent switches

Its vapor is used in streetlights, fluorescent lamps and advertising signs. Mercury can form alloys with other metals, such as gold, silver, zinc and cadmium. A mercury and silver amalgam creates dental fillings Also paints and batteries

Pesticides - Fungicides and biocides produced before 1994 used mercury toxins to kill fungus, weeds and other pests. Most new pesticides are mercury-free. Pesticides - Fungicides and biocides produced before 1994 used mercury toxins to kill fungus, weeds and other pests. Most new pesticides are mercury-free. Clothing Irons - Some irons have an automatic shut-off switch containing mercury. Irons with mercury-free automatic shut- off switches are available. Clothing Irons - Some irons have an automatic shut-off switch containing mercury. Irons with mercury-free automatic shut- off switches are available. Athletic Shoes - Some athletic shoes with flashing lights in the soles contain mercury. Some states have banned the sale of these shoes. Newer shoes are mercury-free. Athletic Shoes - Some athletic shoes with flashing lights in the soles contain mercury. Some states have banned the sale of these shoes. Newer shoes are mercury-free. Blood Pressure Gauges - Home blood pressure gauges contain almost 1.5 pounds of mercury. An aneroid blood- pressure unit is a mercury-free option. Blood Pressure Gauges - Home blood pressure gauges contain almost 1.5 pounds of mercury. An aneroid blood- pressure unit is a mercury-free option.

Mercury, once used extensively in the hat making process, caused a brain illness in many hatters. Mercury, once used extensively in the hat making process, caused a brain illness in many hatters. Hat makers, exposed to large amounts of vaporized mercury, began to experience its effects on their nervous systems. Doctors even recorded seeing "holes the size of quarters" inside some hatters' brains. Hat makers, exposed to large amounts of vaporized mercury, began to experience its effects on their nervous systems. Doctors even recorded seeing "holes the size of quarters" inside some hatters' brains.

Methyl mercury is a lethal pollutant found in rivers and lakes Methyl mercury is a lethal pollutant found in rivers and lakes Mercury is very toxic and must be handled with extreme care Mercury is very toxic and must be handled with extreme care Mercury poisoning could come from eating contaminated fish Mercury poisoning could come from eating contaminated fish

Some symptoms of mercury poisoning are Irritability, Nervousness, Fits of Anger, Memory Loss, Lack of Attention, Depression, Low Self Confidence, Anxiety, Drowsiness, Shyness/timidity, Decline of Intellect, Insomnia, Low Self Control Some symptoms of mercury poisoning are Irritability, Nervousness, Fits of Anger, Memory Loss, Lack of Attention, Depression, Low Self Confidence, Anxiety, Drowsiness, Shyness/timidity, Decline of Intellect, Insomnia, Low Self Control

In several areas of the United States, concentrations of mercury in fish and wildlife are high enough to be a risk to wildlife. In several areas of the United States, concentrations of mercury in fish and wildlife are high enough to be a risk to wildlife.