If you want to be certain, look for brands which are "molecularly distilled". They should contain no detectable levels of Mercury. Yes. They can very well contain mercury (or lead), and most likely do. It does not matter if they are in detectable amounts, because they persistently increase in your body for a life-time. Both are accumulative heavy-metal toxins, so even trace amounts become large amounts in the body over time. A much wiser choice would be to use flax seed oil instead. The body converts flax seed oil into omega-3s without the risks associated with fish oils. It is best to get cold pressed oil that is protected in individual capsules from light, heat, and air. Exposure to these things makes the oil rancid and damaging to the body.
The element that is useful but poisonous when ingested is mercury. That is why there is concern over the safety of some fish consumption due to high mercury content.
Lead floats in mercury.
Atomically, no. Mercury's atomic weight is 200.59 whereas Lead's atomic weight is 207.2. So basically, if you had the exact same amount of Lead and Mercury, lead is heavier.
Both lead and mercury are metals, physically lead is solid at room temperature, however mercury is a liquid, but chemically they are both metals. Mercury is a classified as a transition metal, however technically isn't as it doesn't not have a partially filled d-orbital in either it elemental state or as one of it's common ions. Lead on the other hand belongs to the group known as the poor metals.
Lead would float in mercury, as it is slightly less dense. (11.3 g/cc for lead, 13.5 g/cc for mercury)
actually you can still extract lead from lead oxide, but you need to do this experiment with carbon or other reducing agent e.g. hydrogen and with a high temperature Celsius. But the reason that you can extract the mercury from the mercury oxides exactly is the higher reactivity of the lead. higher the reactivity means more difficult to extract the metals from the ore. so it is possible for lead to extract it from the lead oxide
Although Mercury can be found in fish and shellfish the two radionuclides which concentrate in seafood are Lead-210 and Polonium-210. (Source: FEMA Radiological Emergency Management Course IS-3)
Yes ..mercury ie heavies then lead
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It is essential that your omega-3 (fish oil) supplement be pharmaceutical grade to assure potency and purity. Many non-pharmaceutical grade fish oil contains contaminants including: * lead * mercury * arsenic * cadmium * dioxins * PCBs
I think mercury is a device you can use it for putting your car functioning to lead the mercury not thing will be happening that is point of view. can you help me more ?
Yes, as the lead is less dense than the mercury.