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Cahu A
Guest
Are there shops that specialize in the selling of elements?
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N/A
Guest
break one of the older thermometers that don't use alcohol
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meeomyo
Guest
Mercury is toxic and dangerous. You making a switch or something?
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Patrick
Guest
You would probably just have to bust open some thermometers to get mercury. You probably would not want to get your hands on it anyway. It is toxic.
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James Dylan Dean
Guest
You don't want to get Mercury on your hands.
It's poisonous and can be absorbed through the skin into the blood stream. If just a small amount of Mercury gets to your heart, it will kill you... probably slowly and painfully. Your heart may even explode.
That's why it is a controlled substance and is not sold in stores.
It's poisonous and can be absorbed through the skin into the blood stream. If just a small amount of Mercury gets to your heart, it will kill you... probably slowly and painfully. Your heart may even explode.
That's why it is a controlled substance and is not sold in stores.
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Mr. Bad Mutha Fu...
Guest
go buy some thermometers that say "Mercury" if those are hard to find...a lot of Thermostats for HEarting and cooling of houses have them. Go to Home depot and Break some and sneak out with a bag full of it.
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elliebear
Guest
That's dangerous, and can kill you.
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Wupadoo
Guest
ALL florescent light bulbs have a drop of Mercury in them. Break a bunch of them over a cookie sheet, and look for it....Remember, it's just a drop, and like these other people have stated, it's VERY TOXIC to handle, and breathing the fumes off it can be deadly as well.