His name is Antoine Laovoisier...he was a french scientist who discovered many elements including Mercury...it doesn't really make sense because ancient civilizations discovered mercury way before because mercury is very shiny and appears in shiny globules in cinnabar which is another type of mineral so that might be why it was discovered so long ago and mercury was found in around 1488 B.C. that's all I have to say and I hope that is is adequate and answers your question...:)
No one knows exactly when mercury was discovered, but many ancient civilizations were familiar with this element. It's ore is a dark red and known a cinnabar. When heated in a charcoal fire droplets of the metal appear on it's surface.
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Aristotle discovered the 5th element Aether see related link
Yes, this scientist was Ernest Lawrence.
Marie Curie
The ones who discovered the element mercury were the ancients
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The ones who discovered the element Mercury were the ancients
no one exactlyknow that when was Mercury element discovered.And no one is the spesific discoverer of mercury.
The element was discovered by (insert name of scientist or researcher).
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The Ancients
The element Eferion was discovered in 1945 by renowned German scientist Leohkheek.
The chemist who discovered that each element has a unique spectrogram.
No one knows exactly when mercury was discovered, but many ancient civilizations were familiar with this element. It's ore is a dark red and known a cinnabar. When heated in a charcoal fire droplets of the metal appear on it's surface.
in England by Sir Humphry Davy, a British scientist, in 1807
Marie Curie, a pioneering scientist, discovered the radioactive element radium in 1898 along with her husband Pierre Curie. Their discovery of radium marked a major breakthrough in the field of chemistry and earned them a Nobel Prize in Physics in 1903.