mercury compound

They are not toxic like lead or mercury compounds, though.

Mercury compounds can be toxic at low levels in the environment.

The absorption and initial distribution of the two mercury compounds were similar.

Allowing the continued export of mercury compounds would create a loophole.

One of the most serious cases of poisoning with mercury compounds took place in Japan between 1953 and 1960.

Organic mercury compounds are very well absorbed from either the lungs or the gut.

The biggest problems are organic mercury compounds which are eaten with food.

Mercury compounds are not allowed as fungicides in seed dressings.

Inorganic mercury compounds are also poorly absorbed from the gut.

It is so dangerous that scientists have been encouraged to use less toxic mercury compounds wherever possible.

It is toxic, as are all mercury compounds.

Merbromin, another organic mercury compound, is used as an antiseptic.

The ban on exports of mercury and certain mercury compounds has been brought forward.

Organic mercury compounds are historically important but are of little industrial value in the western world.

An organic mercury compound called thiomersal is used to preserve vaccines.

Mercury compounds and the immune system: a review.

Minute quantities of mercury compounds can reach water bodies, causing heavy metal contamination.

As mercury compounds and mercury-containing products are concerned, we would need a much more developed information base to justify such an extension.

Inorganic mercury compounds are able to cross the placenta.

He claimed to have successfully treated the disease with small doses of a toxic mercury compound, but few believed him.

Many are treated with creosote, mercury compounds or pentachlorophenol.

A broadening of the scope of the export ban to include mercury compounds.

Until recently, several mercury compounds were registered as pesticides, bactericides, and fungicides.

Mercury compounds are reduced to elemental mercury by simple heat (500 C).

A large number of vaccines—including for diseases such as tetanus, measles and meningitis—contain mercury compounds, which prevent contamination.