where i can get mercury metal , i dont need a large amount , 10-20ml will be ok. It is for making a small scale sodium hydroxide factory. also wath
common metal doesn't disolve in the mercury?Bot0nist - 19-3-2011 at 16:10
<a href="http://www.google.com/" target="_blank">Look here first.</a>
<a href="http://unitednuclear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=16_17_69&products_id=163" target="_blank">They will sell small
amounts of mercury, but it costs big $</a>
Edit: sorry, that provider only ships in the US, but there are tons of suppliers out there dude. You should have Zerotrouble getting mercury in Ca.
Just look.
[Edited on 20-3-2011 by Bot0nist]antibody - 19-3-2011 at 16:21
you could try getting some used thermostats at reuse store and break them open for the mercurySHADYCHASE54 - 19-3-2011 at 18:27
here is a link i had stored away on my favorites list I cannot attest to it's validity however, I am thinking it's probably fine.
sorry for not making the link more presentable and blue but I am kind of a retard with site tricks?
Code:
<a href="www.the_url_of_link.com">Name your link here</a>
SHADYCHASE54 - 19-3-2011 at 20:49
thanks.unionised - 20-3-2011 at 05:32
"also wath common metal doesn't disolve in the mercury? "
Steel.hkparker - 20-3-2011 at 09:50
also kinda pricey, I'm not sure if this is your best deal but you could look <a
href="http://secure.sciencecompany.com/Mercury-Metal-quicksilver-3X-Distilled-12-lb-P16388C670.aspx" target="tab">here</a>.Bot0nist - 20-3-2011 at 13:37
That's like 10$ per ounce. extremely better price than the link I had. Thanks!