Mercury glass is a special method in which glass is blown and then inlaid with silver although mercury was not always used to do this. The surfaces of the glass are generally very reflective like a mirror and come in a variety of colors. The surface of the glass could even be described as looking metallic.
Mercury's precipitation refers to the wetting of a particular glass by mercury. The mercury in this form is usually easily removed from the glass by scrubbing.
volume of the mercury
It indicates that the mercury expands much faster in reaction to change in temp. If the glass expanded at the same rate as the mercury does, the level of mercury would not change.
Mercury is poisonous.
The characteristics of Mercury and Venus and very hot.
A graduated cylinder consists of glass. Glass is a highly polar substance. Mercury is nonpolar and has no significant attraction to glass, but mercury atoms are attracted to one another by metallic bonding. Therefore, mercury will form an upward-curving meniscus in a glass buret.
YES
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The sensor is just the mercury, a liquid metal.
Mercury is the only metal that is liquid at "room" temperature.
no because if dropped the mercury can spill causing poisoning, and the fumes are also poisonous