professsormuddyhutty - 18-3-2017 at 18:02
I used to be a forum member here about 5 years ago. I lost my account name an email its great to be back. but any way where can i get mercury metal.
pm me I can give you more personal details etc
professsormuddyhutty - 18-3-2017 at 19:45
I need some mercury for amalgamation projects such as collecting extracting gold from electronics parts, making alkali metals, etc. I live in NYC and
my name is brian.
Corrosive Joeseph - 18-3-2017 at 19:50
Check out today's post by SolutionMaterials four threads down from this in 'Today's Posts' -
http://www.sciencemadness.org/talk/viewthread.php?tid=67670#...
/CJ
A Halogenated Substance - 19-3-2017 at 03:45
United Nuclear can supply mercury:
https://web.archive.org/web/20150927052632/http://unitednucl...
Amos - 19-3-2017 at 03:50
Praxichys on this forum might still be selling it if you shoot him a message. Very reasonably priced, too.
RogueRose - 19-3-2017 at 16:21
I found some from a local supplier. sold in 4 oz increments, screw top vial sealed in argon. Triple distilled. $50 per 4oz
Liamatpm - 22-3-2017 at 11:54
You can get plub drops that are filled with Hg. They don't have much but they are the best way legally/easiest way in the states.
Melgar - 22-3-2017 at 15:54
Hello. Are you interested in testing the activity of gallium/aluminum eutectic alloy (mp 15˚C) or galinstan (mp ~ 0˚C) vs. mercury? If so, I live
in NYC and can supply you with some inexpensively (about $0.50 per gram) as long as you got back to me with your findings, regarding the differences.
Neither gallium nor indium has any significant toxicity. I also have a few tilt switches with mercury in them, but not much at all.