Mercury chloride (HgCl2). An exceptionally dangerous aggravate that volatizes marginally at standard temperature and apparently at 100 degrees C. Mercuric chloride is destructive to mucous films and utilized as a topical germ-free and disinfectant.
MERCURIC SULFATE is a scentless white granules or crystalline powder. Denser than water. It is dangerous by inward breath and by ingestion. It is utilized as a part of medication, for gold and silverextraction, and to make other mercury mixes.
MERCURIC NITRATE is a white crystalline strong. Dangerous by inward breath, ingestion or potentially skin contact. Drawn out introduction to flame or warmth may bring about a blast. Produces dangerous oxides of nitrogen when warmed to disintegration. Used to make different chemicals and in drug.