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relevant mercuric compounds, such as
mercury-ammonium chloride,
yellow mercury proto-iodide, calomel, and
mercuric chloride,
among others.
Mercury in the...
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crystalline mercuric chloride over them. It
finds minor use in tanning, and wood was
preserved by
kyanizing (soaking in
mercuric chloride).
Mercuric chloride...
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Mercury or
mercury in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Mercury most
commonly refers to:
Mercury (planet), the
closest planet to the Sun
Mercury (element)...
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Mercuric amidochloride is an
inorganic compound with the
formula Hg(NH2)Cl. It
arises from the
reaction of
mercury(II)
chloride and
ammonia (Calomel reaction)...
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Mercury is the
first planet from the Sun and the
smallest in the
Solar System. In English, it is
named after the
ancient Roman god
Mercurius (
Mercury)...
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Mercury oxide can
refer to:
Mercury(I)
oxide (mercurous oxide), Hg2O
Mercury(II)
oxide (
mercuric oxide), HgO Montroydite, the
mineral form of
mercury(II)...
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precepitate being the
mercuric amidochloride). In 1774,
Joseph Priestley discovered that
oxygen was
released by
heating mercuric oxide,
although he did...
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mercury battery (also
called mercuric oxide battery,
mercury cell,
button cell, or Ruben-Mallory) is a non-rechargeable
electrochemical battery, a primary...
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Mercury chloride can
refer to:
Mercury(II)
chloride or
mercuric chloride (HgCl2)
Mercury(I)
chloride or
mercurous chloride (Hg2Cl2) Tetrachloromercurate...
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breaks the Hg-C
bonds and
transports the Hg to
mercuric(II) reductase. When not
bound to Hg2+,
mercury(II)
reductase acts as an
oxidase creating toxic...
