If many amounts are injected orally, it can kill a human.
If Mercury (quicksilver) is left in a room where animals or human live, its fumes will slowly cause poisoning and death. This kind of death is easily detected by forensic medicine.
Mercury can kill humans, it all depends on the mercury your talking about, there is some mercury that you can buy off the internet that i call element mercury which isn't as dangerous but i still do not recomend holding it or drinking it, i myself have held element mercury but, again, i do not recomend holding mercury.
According to the medical institute of Rathford Medical Diagnostics, Mercury attaches to human cells creating a substance known as h2Lima creating a non fighting protein omega three. Thes lipids are depelted in fast numbers. A study done of women over the age of 23 indicated the chances of receiving mercury poisining at an alarming rate of 1 out of 5 with the posibility of becoming sick within three days after eating fish.
Mercury can kill people, but only if there is a lot in your system, like a liquid bullet. Your body does not break it down, so it stays with you. Seafood has more mercury than other foods generally. NOT to say that Seafood is bad, just everything in moderation.
Yes it can. Mercury poisoning can occur through the skin or by ingesting it.
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Yes. If enough is consumed, methyl mercury can be extremely poisonous to the human body.
Mercury can Kill you if you consume it. Mercury used to be used in thermometrs.
No human explorations has been nor can be on Mercury.
Yes. Mercury has the very same effects on cattle as it does on humans, which means that any level or exposure of mercury can and will kill.
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Mercury is a toxic heavy metal that is harmful to both the environment and human health. It is not recommended to use mercury to intentionally kill a tree as it can have serious negative impacts on the surrounding ecosystem. If you need to remove a tree, it is best to use safe and environmentally friendly methods such as cutting it down or hiring a professional tree removal service.
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Yes, it can.
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