Mercury will not only irritate your skin. Mercury evaporates, and can be inhailed without knowig. so it is not a good idea to expose Mercury since it is toxic and evaporates at room temperature.
In its normal liquid state, at room temperature, and when kept in the right container or dish, it's pretty harmless. In my high school science class we were given vials of mercury to "play" with, rolling beads around the desk, dividing them up with little bits of paper or a toothpick. HOWEVER, it can be absorbed through the skin, especially through an open cut, so prolonged contact is NOT good. Also, the little drops can be divided up and get smaller and smaller until the point where they seep into your clothes, furniture, etc.
Older electrical switches (including wall switches) contained glass tubes of mercury, so when renovating or handling old equipment like that, gloves are strongly advised.
Mercury vapor is VERY bad when inhaled or absorbed.
Mercury is a toxic heavy metal. Contact can lead to small amounts being absorbed.
because its poiseness
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Toxity
No. Mercury can be absorbed by the skin and causes Mercury Poisoning. The tale of the 'Mad Hatter' stems from this as Mercury was used throughout the 1800/1900's in the making of hats and resulted in the poisoning of many hatters.
Of course Mud Volcanoes are dangerous! If you touch it, you will get a mass burn. So don't take a bath in there :D
It is mercury and dangerous. If you have some you got from a thermometer, you might want to read this link: http://www2.state.tn.us/health/FactSheets/mercury.htm
radium is so dangerous to touch it will cause blindness, the skin will peel off frm fingers drugs are dangerous to in hale
Mercury does not have an atmosphere.
Dangerous Touch was created on 1994-09-03.
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.
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
only where I touch it!