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High Quality Caluanie Muelear Oxidize Caluanie (Oxidative Partition Thermostat, Heavy Water) This product is used for crushing precious metals and semiprecious stones in the chemical industry. This facilitates to break nails with bare hands after a 10-20 second dive. Heavy water changes the properties of the metal, making it brittle. But at the moment of evaporation of heavy water, the rock returns to its previous state. They can help to emulsify compounds that are not usually soluble. Chemical is good for removing some glues,nail polish, ink stains, rubber cement, and grease. Nail polish remover may contain this chemical, however for general use it is best to obtain bottled Normal Caluanie from a our Online store. (Note: Any email or contact details that is not below does not belong to Chemical Depot llc) ✅WeChat ID: CMO4481 ✅Viber: +66803124477 ✅Telegram Username: @chemicaldepotllc chemicaldepotllc. com

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High Quality Caluanie Muelear Oxidize Caluanie (Oxidative Partition Thermostat, Heavy Water) This product is used for crushing precious metals and semiprecious stones in the chemical industry. This facilitates to break nails with bare hands after a 10-20 second dive. Heavy water changes the properties of the metal, making it brittle. But at the moment of evaporation of heavy water, the rock returns to its previous state. They can help to emulsify compounds that are not usually soluble. Chemical is good for removing some glues,nail polish, ink stains, rubber cement, and grease. Nail polish remover may contain this chemical, however for general use it is best to obtain bottled Normal Caluanie from a our Online store. (Note: Any email or contact details that is not below does not belong to Chemical Depot llc) ✅Tell: +16264277092 ✅WeChat ID: CMO4481 ✅Viber: +66803124477 ✅Telegram Username: @chemicaldepotllc

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High Quality Caluanie Muelear Oxidize Caluanie (Oxidative Partition Thermostat, Heavy Water) This product is used for crushing precious metals and semiprecious stones in the chemical industry. This facilitates to break nails with bare hands after a 10-20 second dive. Heavy water changes the properties of the metal, making it brittle. But at the moment of evaporation of heavy water, the rock returns to its previous state. They can help to emulsify compounds that are not usually soluble. Chemical is good for removing some glues,nail polish, ink stains, rubber cement, and grease. Nail polish remover may contain this chemical, however for general use it is best to obtain bottled Normal Caluanie from a our Online store. (Note: Any email or contact details that is not below does not belong to Chemical Depot llc) ✅WeChat ID: CMO4481 ✅Telegram Username: @chemicaldepotllc

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordi

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordi

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordi

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordi

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordi

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordinary telescope. 5. Mercury switches, pesticides, processes for the production of chlorine and potassium hydroxide, preservatives, acting as electrodes, batteries and catalysts in some electrolysis equipment. Storage method 1. Store in a cool and ventilated warehouse. 2. Keep away from fire and heat sources. The storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. It should be stored separately from flammable (combustible) materials and acids, and should not be mixed. The storage area should be equipped with emergency response equipment for spills and suitable containment materials. Our service: To supply high-quality products with reasonable prices in food additive industry. To follow orders and arrange shipping in time,providing complete documents for customs clearance according to different export policies in different countries. To take all the responsibility in case of product quality problems. To inform customers of price trends in the market timely. Perfect after-sale service,any inquiry will be replied within 24hours. Reasonable and competitive prices with short lead time. Sample is available for your evaluation and formulation development. Dedicated to high quality,stable supply and considerate service. FAQ Q1: Can I get some sample? A: Sure. Free sample of 50-200grams can be provided upon request. Q2: What's your quality assurance? A:We have very strict quality control system, to reduce the complaint rate to nearly Zero. Meanwhile, Our products are certified by ISO, HACCP, HALAL, KOSHER,GMP,etc. Q3: What's the MOQ? A: For most of the products, MOQ is 100kgs, however, pls contact us for confirmation. Q4: What's the lead time? A: Production lead time is around 10days after payment confirmed. Q5: What's your payment terms? A: We accept the following payment terms: 30% TT in advance +70% before shipment. L/C at sight Western Union/Paypal Q6, How long until I can receive the goods? A: Shipping time depends on many factors (country of destination, quantity of goods, shipping method, Custom control, etc), the delivery time can range from 7days to 50days.

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordinary telescope. 5. Mercury switches, pesticides, processes for the production of chlorine and potassium hydroxide, preservatives, acting as electrodes, batteries and catalysts in some electrolysis equipment. Storage method 1. Store in a cool and ventilated warehouse. 2. Keep away from fire and heat sources. The storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. It should be stored separately from flammable (combustible) materials and acids, and should not be mixed. The storage area should be equipped with emergency response equipment for spills and suitable containment materials. Our service: To supply high-quality products with reasonable prices in food additive industry. To follow orders and arrange shipping in time,providing complete documents for customs clearance according to different export policies in different countries. To take all the responsibility in case of product quality problems. To inform customers of price trends in the market timely. Perfect after-sale service,any inquiry will be replied within 24hours. Reasonable and competitive prices with short lead time. Sample is available for your evaluation and formulation development. Dedicated to high quality,stable supply and considerate service. FAQ Q1: Can I get some sample? A: Sure. Free sample of 50-200grams can be provided upon request. Q2: What's your quality assurance? A:We have very strict quality control system, to reduce the complaint rate to nearly Zero. Meanwhile, Our products are certified by ISO, HACCP, HALAL, KOSHER,GMP,etc. Q3: What's the MOQ? A: For most of the products, MOQ is 100kgs, however, pls contact us for confirmation. Q4: What's the lead time? A: Production lead time is around 10days after payment confirmed. Q5: What's your payment terms? A: We accept the following payment terms: 30% TT in advance +70% before shipment. L/C at sight Western Union/Paypal Q6, How long until I can receive the goods? A: Shipping time depends on many factors (country of destination, quantity of goods, shipping method, Custom control, etc), the delivery time can range from 7days to 50days.

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordinary telescope. 5. Mercury switches, pesticides, processes for the production of chlorine and potassium hydroxide, preservatives, acting as electrodes, batteries and catalysts in some electrolysis equipment. Storage method 1. Store in a cool and ventilated warehouse. 2. Keep away from fire and heat sources. The storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. It should be stored separately from flammable (combustible) materials and acids, and should not be mixed. The storage area should be equipped with emergency response equipment for spills and suitable containment materials. Our service: To supply high-quality products with reasonable prices in food additive industry. To follow orders and arrange shipping in time,providing complete documents for customs clearance according to different export policies in different countries. To take all the responsibility in case of product quality problems. To inform customers of price trends in the market timely. Perfect after-sale service,any inquiry will be replied within 24hours. Reasonable and competitive prices with short lead time. Sample is available for your evaluation and formulation development. Dedicated to high quality,stable supply and considerate service. FAQ Q1: Can I get some sample? A: Sure. Free sample of 50-200grams can be provided upon request. Q2: What's your quality assurance? A:We have very strict quality control system, to reduce the complaint rate to nearly Zero. Meanwhile, Our products are certified by ISO, HACCP, HALAL, KOSHER,GMP,etc. Q3: What's the MOQ? A: For most of the products, MOQ is 100kgs, however, pls contact us for confirmation. Q4: What's the lead time? A: Production lead time is around 10days after payment confirmed. Q5: What's your payment terms? A: We accept the following payment terms: 30% TT in advance +70% before shipment. L/C at sight Western Union/Paypal Q6, How long until I can receive the goods? A: Shipping time depends on many factors (country of destination, quantity of goods, shipping method, Custom control, etc), the delivery time can range from 7days to 50days.

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordinary telescope. 5. Mercury switches, pesticides, processes for the production of chlorine and potassium hydroxide, preservatives, acting as electrodes, batteries and catalysts in some electrolysis equipment. Storage method 1. Store in a cool and ventilated warehouse. 2. Keep away from fire and heat sources. The storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. It should be stored separately from flammable (combustible) materials and acids, and should not be mixed. The storage area should be equipped with emergency response equipment for spills and suitable containment materials. Our service: To supply high-quality products with reasonable prices in food additive industry. To follow orders and arrange shipping in time,providing complete documents for customs clearance according to different export policies in different countries. To take all the responsibility in case of product quality problems. To inform customers of price trends in the market timely. Perfect after-sale service,any inquiry will be replied within 24hours. Reasonable and competitive prices with short lead time. Sample is available for your evaluation and formulation development. Dedicated to high quality,stable supply and considerate service. FAQ Q1: Can I get some sample? A: Sure. Free sample of 50-200grams can be provided upon request. Q2: What's your quality assurance? A:We have very strict quality control system, to reduce the complaint rate to nearly Zero. Meanwhile, Our products are certified by ISO, HACCP, HALAL, KOSHER,GMP,etc. Q3: What's the MOQ? A: For most of the products, MOQ is 100kgs, however, pls contact us for confirmation. Q4: What's the lead time? A: Production lead time is around 10days after payment confirmed. Q5: What's your payment terms? A: We accept the following payment terms: 30% TT in advance +70% before shipment. L/C at sight Western Union/Paypal Q6, How long until I can receive the goods? A: Shipping time depends on many factors (country of destination, quantity of goods, shipping method, Custom control, etc), the delivery time can range from 7days to 50days.

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordinary telescope. 5. Mercury switches, pesticides, processes for the production of chlorine and potassium hydroxide, preservatives, acting as electrodes, batteries and catalysts in some electrolysis equipment. Storage method 1. Store in a cool and ventilated warehouse. 2. Keep away from fire and heat sources. The storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. It should be stored separately from flammable (combustible) materials and acids, and should not be mixed. The storage area should be equipped with emergency response equipment for spills and suitable containment materials. Our service: To supply high-quality products with reasonable prices in food additive industry. To follow orders and arrange shipping in time,providing complete documents for customs clearance according to different export policies in different countries. To take all the responsibility in case of product quality problems. To inform customers of price trends in the market timely. Perfect after-sale service,any inquiry will be replied within 24hours. Reasonable and competitive prices with short lead time. Sample is available for your evaluation and formulation development. Dedicated to high quality,stable supply and considerate service. FAQ Q1: Can I get some sample? A: Sure. Free sample of 50-200grams can be provided upon request. Q2: What's your quality assurance? A:We have very strict quality control system, to reduce the complaint rate to nearly Zero. Meanwhile, Our products are certified by ISO, HACCP, HALAL, KOSHER,GMP,etc. Q3: What's the MOQ? A: For most of the products, MOQ is 100kgs, however, pls contact us for confirmation. Q4: What's the lead time? A: Production lead time is around 10days after payment confirmed. Q5: What's your payment terms? A: We accept the following payment terms: 30% TT in advance +70% before shipment. L/C at sight Western Union/Paypal Q6, How long until I can receive the goods? A: Shipping time depends on many factors (country of destination, quantity of goods, shipping method, Custom control, etc), the delivery time can range from 7days to 50days.

Minimum Order: 1 bags

Mercury, the chemical symbol Hg, also known as mercury, is a very special metal. It has an extremely low melting point of -38.87 °C, and is the only metal that is liquid at room temperature and flows easily, with a silver bead- like appearance and a specific gravity of 13.595. Due to its unique properties, the vapor specific gravity of mercury is also relatively high at 6.9. The name mercury comes from the Latin word meaning "liquid silver". In the chemical industry, mercury is used as a feedstock in the production of mercury compounds or as a catalyst in reactions such as the electrolysis of salt to chlorine and caustic soda. Mercury is also used to extract precious metals such as gold and silver, as well as in gold plating and distillation processes. In dentistry, amalgam is often used to fill caries. In the nuclear industry, mercury is even used as a coolant in plutonium reactors, reflecting its special use in high-tech fields. Mercury has a long history of use and is versatile. In the Middle AgesalchemyNeutral withbrimstone, salt is called alchemyThe Sacred Three Elements。 Application field The most common applications for mercury are in the manufacture of industrial chemicals and in electronic or electrical products. Mercury is also used in thermometers, especially in thermometers that measure high temperatures. More and more gaseous mercury is still used in the manufacture of fluorescent lamps, while many other applications have been phased out due to health and safety concerns and replaced by the less toxic but much more expensive Galinstan alloy. In addition to this, mercury is used for: 1. It can decompose gold from its minerals, so it is often used in gold mines. 2. It is used to make barometers and diffusion pumps and other instruments. 3. Gaseous mercury is used in mercury vapor lamps. 4. It is used to manufacture liquid mirror telescopes. A telescope that rotates the liquid into a parabolic shape and uses it as a primary mirror for astronomical observations is one-third of the price of an ordinary telescope. 5. Mercury switches, pesticides, processes for the production of chlorine and potassium hydroxide, preservatives, acting as electrodes, batteries and catalysts in some electrolysis equipment. Storage method 1. Store in a cool and ventilated warehouse. 2. Keep away from fire and heat sources. The storage temperature should not exceed 30°C. It should be stored separately from flammable (combustible) materials and acids, and should not be mixed. The storage area should be equipped with emergency response equipment for spills and suitable containment materials. Our service: To supply high-quality products with reasonable prices in food additive industry. To follow orders and arrange shipping in time,providing complete documents for customs clearance according to different export policies in different countries. To take all the responsibility in case of product quality problems. To inform customers of price trends in the market timely. Perfect after-sale service,any inquiry will be replied within 24hours. Reasonable and competitive prices with short lead time. Sample is available for your evaluation and formulation development. Dedicated to high quality,stable supply and considerate service. FAQ Q1: Can I get some sample? A: Sure. Free sample of 50-200grams can be provided upon request. Q2: What's your quality assurance? A:We have very strict quality control system, to reduce the complaint rate to nearly Zero. Meanwhile, Our products are certified by ISO, HACCP, HALAL, KOSHER,GMP,etc. Q3: What's the MOQ? A: For most of the products, MOQ is 100kgs, however, pls contact us for confirmation. Q4: What's the lead time? A: Production lead time is around 10days after payment confirmed. Q5: What's your payment terms? A: We accept the following payment terms: 30% TT in advance +70% before shipment. L/C at sight Western Union/Paypal Q6, How long until I can receive the goods? A: Shipping time depends on many factors (country of destination, quantity of goods, shipping method, Custom control, etc), the delivery time can range from 7days to 50days.

Minimum Order: 1 bags