Yes. Mercury is poisonous to humans and animals. Do not eat or handle it, it can penetrate the skin. Do not put it on your ice cream. Do not break open thermometers to suck out the sweet sweet metal juice inside. Do not use it as lotion or shaving cream. In fact, it's probably best for everyone involved if you just stay as far away as you can from anything containing Mercury.
Mercury is a toxic heavy metal. Some compounds of mercury are much more toxic than elemental or metallic mercury, the most dangerous being methyl mercury.
Mercury
Mercury is a chemical element, and the nature and behavior of chemical elements cannot accurately be described as good or bad. An important aspect of the behavior of mercury is that it is liquid at room temperature.
Mercury is a metal but its unusual: at room temperature it is liquid
Mercury is contained in the body. However, if you ingest too much then it can be dangerous. It could be used as poison, and maybe if you added to a drink or something.
Mercury is extremely toxic to humans (and pretty much everything else as well). It can be absorbed quite easily through the skin and the vapour is also easy to breathe in; this makes it quite dangerous and unhealthy to try it. Even if this wasn't so, mercury is liquid at any temperature above -38oC/oF, and its density and surface tension mean that you physically can't pick it up with your hands.
Mercury does not have an atmosphere.
yes they are dangerous because mercury will melt easily
* because it is dangerous
Mercury
Mercury is a chemical element, and the nature and behavior of chemical elements cannot accurately be described as good or bad. An important aspect of the behavior of mercury is that it is liquid at room temperature.
No, a car battery does not have mercury in it. It would be very dangerous to have mercury in a car battery.
If the liquid inside is mercury, contact or digestion of this can be dangerous.
Because the chemistry gods were smiling on us the day they came up with the flammable metals. Mercury vapor is dangerous enough as it is; can you imagine how bad mercury smoke would be?Okay, here's the real reason - and it's also the reason mercury is liquid at room temperature. Combustion is an exothermic oxidation process. Mercury's outer shell makes it very much like a noble gas. This trait does two things for us. First, it makes it noncombustible. The other is it makes it impossible for mercury atoms to bond into a solid mass.
Yes mercury is very dangerous. It is considered a 'heavy toxic metal' if it is in your body. High amounts of mercury has caused major diseases such as Alzheimer's which is the complete or major loss of memory.
No
no because Mercury is extremely dangerous and that would be unsafe
Mercury is highly toxic (poisonous). The gas evaporating from the spilled liquid mercury is dangerous.