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Are there any acids or carbon dioxide in mercury?
Not in pure Mercury, it is an element.
Amalgum is a term for any alloy that has which element?
mercury
What are the components of Mercury?
Mercury is an element, so it can only be broken down further into subatomic particles (proton, electron and neutron).
What is a common reaction of helium?
Helium is chemically inert and doesnot react with any element.
What is mercury the elements odor?
Mercury is a heavy liquid metal and can not escape into air so it does not has any smell.
Are there any acids or carbon dioxide in mercury?
Not in pure Mercury, it is an element.
Amalgum is a term for any alloy that has which element?
mercury
What element is used in a barometer?
Barometers can use any liquid. A dense liquid that makes for a short column at room temperature, is mercury.
Is Mercury a mixture or not?
No, Mercury is not a mixture, it is an element not formed from any other elements. On the periodic table, it's symbol is "Hg".
How old is the guy that invented mercury?
Nobody invented mercury: it was an element which was present in the earth long before there were any living organisms.
Are there any household items that contain a single element?
yes there are. for example, mercury in old thermometores.
Is oxygen the element in any common materials?
no. its in many compounds but not in many common materials.
What is the oxidation state of elemental mercury Hg?
Oxidation state of any element in its elemental state is 0
Is there sulfuric acid in mercury?
No. Mercury is an element, therefore it can exist as a single atom and does not contain any other atoms or compounds. It's elemental symbol is Hg.
What is two sets without any common element?
Disjoinr
What do all atoms of any single element have in common?
All atoms of any single element have the same number of protons and electrons.
What are the components of Mercury?
Mercury is an element, so it can only be broken down further into subatomic particles (proton, electron and neutron).
