I have a pound of Hg at present on my bookshelf here and several pounds of Na from gallium on the same bookshelf. Gallium is a good place to source,
they called me personally to cancel a concern I had on an element storage. PHILOU Zrealone - 18-6-2016 at 08:34
Got 1 kg virgin liquid Hg for 69,89€ at my now favourite drugstore/chem provider in Liège (Luik, Lüttich) Belgium.
You may also get decent prices if you have a dentist friend stil working with amalgams...harder and harder to find owing to environnemental concern of
the European Union and because of increased use of resins and ceramic for dental decay (tooth caries) obliteration.
[Edited on 18-6-2016 by PHILOU Zrealone]Melgar - 18-6-2016 at 08:49
Buy either antique mercury tilt switches, snatch them up with they're renovating an old house, or just buy a whole bunch of tilt switches from China
on ebay for free shipping, with amounts conveniently measured out and sealed in ampoules.Arg0nAddict - 23-6-2016 at 08:42
Dang I want it all but I'm not in the position to spend money I can only are trades. I have kilograms of sodium, 500g of gallium... I dunno I have a
lot of other salts, solvents and what not. metalresearcher - 23-6-2016 at 10:00
But for within US only. International is $100 extra, a real ripoff, like most US sellers on ebay.
That is why I prefer EU or Chinese sellers. Fleaker - 26-6-2016 at 08:04
I didn't even know if you can legally ship Hg out of the country since 2013--I thought there was an export ban. I called up Bethlehem apparatus,
because a customer of mine had some mercury needing retorted for precious metals content, and it's $45/lb to dispose of!
I guess they turn it back into cinnabar by codistillation with sulfur.
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