>This may be na=EFve on my part, but is there any form of Mercury other tha=
n =

>liquid?

Well, when I was at secondary school I had a piece of solid mercury sitting =

on the tip of my finger for a few minutes.

But then it had just come out of a liquid nitrogen container ...

But I suspect the OP is attempting to distinguish what he wants from other =

compounds of mercury that come in powder form (I think mercury fulminate is =

one, but it is a component of some explosives IIRC). =


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