Newton was interested in alchemy and it is thought likely he absorbed the Mercury during these experiments.
It is possible mercury poisoning contributed to his eccentricity in later life.
Ref http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton
Said to have found mercury in his hair. He may not of had the grasp on chemistry "alchemy" like he thought he did.
Isaac Newton's father died in October 1642. Isaac Newton was born three months after the death of his father. Isaac Newton's mother Hannah Ayscough died on June 4, 1679.
Sir Isaac Newton.
Isaac Newton never married, he did not have a wife.
yes he had asthma He was born prematurely, and so, suffered from weakness due to his poor start. Upon his death, it was found that his body contained large amounts of mercury, so he probably also had mercury poisoning from his many experiments.
Sir Isaac Newton did not have a nickname. He was simply known as Sir Isaac Newton during his lifetime.
He died of an kidney stone and of mercury in his body
Isaac Newton Evans died in 1901.
Isaac Newton Wigney died in 1844.
Isaac Newton Lewis died in 1931.
Isaac Newton Ragsdale died in 1937.
Isaac Newton Phelps Stokes died in 1944.
Isaac Newton Harvey Beahm died in 1950.
Isaac Newton Carleton died on 1902-08-08.
There is no exact number for the amount of mercury that poisoned Sir Isaac Newton, but it is estimated that he had 15 times the normal level in his body. He also was exposed to high levels of lead.
Isaac Newton Van Nuys died on 1912-02-12.
Isaac Newton's father died in October 1642. Isaac Newton was born three months after the death of his father. Isaac Newton's mother Hannah Ayscough died on June 4, 1679.
There is no answer to that because everyone dies. He died in his sleep!