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Q: How much gas remains after indicater light comes on in 1999 mercury mysique?
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Where does the word Mercury come from?

The word mercury comes from the Roman god of speed.


What is the origin of Mercury?

The origin of Mercury comes from the Greek gods named Apollo & Hermes.


What planet comes aftter mercury?

Venus


Where does mercury in thermometers come from?

Mercury comes from several types of mineral deposits world wide, but the most common type of mineral is called cinnabar. Cinnabar is mercury chemically bound to sulfur, i.e. HgS. Heating this mineral causes the sulfur to combine with oxygen creating sulfur dioxide, SO2, as a gas. (The gas is now considered a pollutant.) What remains is the mercury. Although mercury is a relatively rare element, there are dozens of sites around the world where it is actively mined.


What family Mercury comes from?

Transition metals Zinc group or group 12 Zinc, Cadmium, Mercury


Who named Mercury and why did they choose the name Mercury?

Mercury was named by astronomers in 4th century BCE. The name comes from the Roman god Mercury, who was the messenger god and the fastest of the gods.


What is the name Hg?

Mercury


What is the origin of the name Mercury?

Named after the planet Mercury. Mercury's chemical symbol comes from the Greek word hydrargyrum, which means "liquid silver."


What element is represented by the chemical symbol Hg?

Mercury. The symbol comes from the Latin name "Hydragyrum", which in turn comes from the Greek for "liquid silver"


Is organic remains all organic things?

Organic remains comes from animals, foods, etc. Those are examples of Organic remains. So the answer is yes they come from organic things.


Oil is made from remains of which marine?

Essentially, oil comes from plankton


What symbol is mercury in the periodic table?

On the Periodic Table, the symbol for Mercury is "Hg." It comes from the Latin/Greek word, "hydrargyrum".