you can buy the stone from the pokeathalon place for 2500 points.
talk to fisherman tully on route 42 (i think) and call him until he gives you 1.
Growlithe will evolve when you use a fire stone on it.
After you get Pass for station to pass between he 2 region's ,outside Mimics house. In the Silph Co. after you beat Red. Gives you one of the starter Pokemon of Hoenn. Fire Stone=Torchic Water Stone=Mudkip Leaf Stone=Treeko
Vaporeon does not evolve. It is a top-tier Water evolution of an Eevee, attained by using a Water Stone on an Eevee.
go underground and keep digging till u find a water stone or a fire stone
EEVEE evolves into VAPOREON by using a water stone
It is an event stone that allows you to apture latios if you hav HG and latias in SS
You can find one in the pokeathlon dome or someone calls you and gives you the stone. Hope this helped :)
Growlithe will evolve when you use a fire stone on it.
Ancient Greeks discovered Mercury or the symbolic element Hg. "Hg" comes from the Greek word hydrargyros meaning "water-silver."
After you get Pass for station to pass between he 2 region's ,outside Mimics house. In the Silph Co. after you beat Red. Gives you one of the starter Pokemon of Hoenn. Fire Stone=Torchic Water Stone=Mudkip Leaf Stone=Treeko
water(H2O), mercury(Hg).
There is a trainer that has a Treecko-you're the one that will get a Treecko from Steven Stone after you defeated all 16 gym leaders. What stone you should pick if you want a Treecko is the Green Stone.
Let me tell you the only ways to an Ever Stone: After your Togepi hatches show it to Proffesor Elm. Have the 2nd Place in the Bug Catching Contest in the National Park In HG show a Jigglypuff to Bill's grandfather or in SS a Lickitung
Almost everyday you will find a leaf stone at the pokeathlon (north of goldenrod city). In the Johto region. Hope I helped!
27,68089 inch of water = 1 psi 51,715 mm of mercury = 1 psi; 742 col. Hg = 14,347 psi 742 col. Hg = 0,515 inch of water
Hg is the symbol. It stands for hydrargyrum which means water silver. It actually means "liquid silver" but anything close is fine to use.
Yes, mercury II nitrate is soluble in water.