No, the planet Mercury is just called Mercury. The element Mercury (Hg) is a chemical element and has nothing to do with the naming of the planet Mercury.
the name, that's it
Quicksilver is the same thing as the element Mercury and therefore has the same properties as this element.
The planet closest to the Sun is Mercury (spelled the same as the liquid metal element).
Mercury doesn't "have planets".
No. The Mercury in fish is actually minerals that come from the surface of the planet closest to the Sun. Mercury, the metal, is just named after the planet.
The inner or terrestrial planets are mostly rock (sliicates) and metals; Mercury is no exception. It is thought to have a relatively large iron core.
No, it is an element found in different minerals on earth,the planet has the same name.
Mercury
Quicksilver is the same thing as the element Mercury and therefore has the same properties as this element.
The planet closest to the Sun is Mercury (spelled the same as the liquid metal element).
The element Mercury has not been found on the sun. If, on the other hand, you were referring to the planet Mercury, then the answer is still the same: the planet Mercury was not found on the sun, but rather orbits the sun.
The spelling is Mercury, named for the Roman messenger of the gods. The spelling is the same (except for capitalization) as the liquid element mercury.
Mercury doesn't "have planets".
A few of the most important things about Mercury are, it is the closet planet to the sun, the surface is almost the same as the moon, and Mercury has an iron core.
No. The Mercury in fish is actually minerals that come from the surface of the planet closest to the Sun. Mercury, the metal, is just named after the planet.
long ago, people discovered cinnabar ore. This ore was ground to make vermilion It was discovered that when cinnabar was heated, silver liquid came out. they named it mercury because the ore that it came from was the same color as the planet mercury. Hope this helped
Mercury was formed as with all planets in our solar system by accretion. As the proto planets orbited the Sun, asteroids and other stellar stuff were attracted by the now growing mass of Mercury, adding to it's mass and thus it's gravity. It drew more and more interstellar material until there was little left to absorb. However, another proto planet about the same size as Mercury was in the same orbit as Mercury and they collided. This "merger" ejected the lighter elements out into the Solar System, whilst the heavier elements combined, giving Mercury is current massive iron core.
The planet Mercury got it's name (title) from the Roman messenger god of the same name. The name was chosen because the planet Mercury was the fastest moving planet in the sky, and so it was named after the lightning-fast winged messenger god.