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There is no compound of mercury and neon. Although mercury forms compounds with most other elements, neon doesn't form neutral compounds with anything (although some exotic ions such as (NeH)+ exist).
Mercury and most of its compounds are extremely toxic. In cases of spills involving mercury (such as from thermometers) specific cleaning procedures are used to avoid toxic exposure. Mercury can be inhaled and absorbed through the skin and mucous membranes, so containers of mercury are securely sealed to avoid spills and evaporation. Heating of mercury, or compounds of mercury that may decompose when heated, is always carried out with adequate ventilation in order to avoid exposure to mercury vapor. The most toxic forms of mercury are its organic compounds, such as methylmercury. However, inorganic compounds, such as cinnabar are also highly toxic by ingestion or inhalation of the dust. Mercury can cause both chronic and acute poisoning.
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.
Mercury is an element. Mercury is purely made up of mercury atoms.
Mercury is able to be combined with many chemical elements.
There is no compound of mercury and neon. Although mercury forms compounds with most other elements, neon doesn't form neutral compounds with anything (although some exotic ions such as (NeH)+ exist).
benzalkonium chloride, chlorhexidine, hexachlorophine, iodine compounds, mercury compounds, alcohol and hydrogen peroxide.
Mercury and most of its compounds are extremely toxic. In cases of spills involving mercury (such as from thermometers) specific cleaning procedures are used to avoid toxic exposure. Mercury can be inhaled and absorbed through the skin and mucous membranes, so containers of mercury are securely sealed to avoid spills and evaporation. Heating of mercury, or compounds of mercury that may decompose when heated, is always carried out with adequate ventilation in order to avoid exposure to mercury vapor. The most toxic forms of mercury are its organic compounds, such as methylmercury. However, inorganic compounds, such as cinnabar are also highly toxic by ingestion or inhalation of the dust. Mercury can cause both chronic and acute poisoning.
Mercury is a metal, it reacts with the halogens, the oxygen family . It forms arange of mercury (I) , mercurous, compounds that contain the cation Hg22+ it also forms mercury(II), mercuric, compounds containing Hg2+ It forms some interesting compounds with nitrogen like Millons base used in qualitative analysis which has the [Hg2N+] n polymeric ion. There is many organomercury compounds known which are all toxic.
Mercury is no longer used much in thermometers due to the poisonous compounds that it forms. When I grew up, in Chemistry at school and at the doctors there were mercury thermometers and alcohol thermometers.
Zinc metal will displace mercury from most mercury compounds, forming liquid mercury and the corresponding zinc compounds.
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.
Mercury is an element. Mercury is purely made up of mercury atoms.
Mercury is able to be combined with many chemical elements.
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Mercury in every one of its compounds is extremely poisonous. It is still used in fluorescent lights, amalgam dental fillings, and some cosmetics.
Mercury (and compounds) is the cause for an intoxication called hydrargyrism.