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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is recommended to ventilate for a period of time, as volatile gases will be poisoned if they are inhaled.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Sprinkle a little sulfur to react with mercury.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22A small amount of mercury will not have any effect on the skin.
There are two types of mercury poisoning, one is ingestion by mistake, that is, eating mercury into the stomach. This situation is not a big problem, just symptoms similar to acute gastroenteritis, and it will be fine when the mercury is excreted. >>>More
It's already poured into the toilet, forget it, it doesn't matter.
The mercury meter was broken and the tob was used to support the ground, and this tob should not be used and replaced with a new one, because the silver is poisonous and difficult to dispose of: it is better not to use it for safety.
There won't be any danger, even if you drink it! Because it can't be absorbed at all. Ancient alchemists drank that for immortality, and the emperor also drank it. Mercury vapor is indeed highly toxic, but it can only be formed when heated at high temperatures.
Mercury, that is, mercury, is a silvery-white shiny heavy liquid, heavy metal, density, chemically stable, insoluble in acids and alkalis. Mercury can evaporate at room temperature, and mercury vapor and mercury compounds are often highly toxic (chronic). Because the polymerization of Hg is very strong, small droplets will polymerize into large droplets in large quantities, so they sink to the bottom of the water and are difficult to wash away, because they are not in contact with air, so they will not volatilize and will not cause Hg vapor diffusion. >>>More