Inorganic Mercury Inorganic mercury compounds are known as "mercuric salts." Some of the mercuric salts include: mercuric chloride, mercuric iodide, mercuric nitrate, mercuric sulfide, yellow mercuric ...

A third, orange colored-form of mercury (II) oxide is formed during recrystallization. This form is metastable and eventually converts back to the red form. Other names for mercury (II) iodide include ...

AS PART of a general review of cases of poisoning at the Boston City Hospital, 54 cases of mercuric bichloride poisoning from 1934 to 1946 were reviewed. In view of the recent introduction of speci ...

Since dead patients were not good for business, or for reputation, a safer purgative was desirable. Heating mercuric chloride with some more mercury, produced mercurous chloride, or “calomel.” It was ...

Words like "mercurous chloride," "calomel," "mercuric," "mercurio," or "mercury" on an ingredient label signify there's mercury in it, so a person should stop using it immediately, the FDA said on ...

Todd Drexel, M.S., 2000, Mercury(II) Sorption to Two Florida Everglades Peats: Effects of pH, Ionic Strength, Calcium, Chloride, and Dissolved Organic Matter. Todd worked under the supervision of ...

We started our investigations with the study of the so-called mercury oxyhalides, among which the mercuric as well as the mercurous derivatives are known1. Nature - Mercuric Oxychloride as Tri ...

Known by the various monikers “mercurous chloride,” “calomel,” “mercuric” and “mercurio,” mercury doesn’t just harm the user — it can even affect his or her household.

Teething powders containing calomel, also known as mercurous chloride, was sold until 1948; it caused a condition called pink disease in babies: icy, swollen, red, and intensely itchy hands and feet.

Mercury is tightly controlled and virtually absent from cosmetics made in the U.S., ... listed as mercurous chloride, calomel, mercuric, or mercurio. If any of those words appear, ...