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File: Metal Ppt 82166 | Mercury Awareness And Safety
topics mercury hg and variations properties historic uses in home uses amalgams dental use health effects hg poisoning respirator recommendations response safety bibliography ppt 056 01ap 2 mercury awareness and ...

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                   Topics
        • Mercury (Hg) and variations
        • Properties
        • Historic uses
        • In-home uses
        • Amalgams 
        • Dental use
        • Health effects
        • Hg poisoning
        • Respirator recommendations
        • Response safety
        • Bibliography
                               PPT-056-01AP                  2
      Mercury Awareness and Safety
    • Atomic number 80
    • Also known as 
      quicksilver
    • Only metal that is liquid 
      at standard conditions 
      for temperature and 
      pressure
    • Only other element that 
      is liquid under these 
      conditions is bromine
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               Mercury (Hg)
    • Mercury occurs as 
      deposits; mostly as 
      cinnabar, known as 
      mercuric sulfide.
    • Cinnabar: Highly toxic  
      by ingestion or dust 
      inhalation
    • Elemental Hg can be 
      produced by heating 
      mercury-containing ores 
      and condensing the 
      vapor
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           Three (3) Classes of Hg
     • Mercury (Element) Hg
     • Organic (Methylmercury 
      & Phenylmercury)
     • Inorganic Compounds 
      known as Mercurial salts:
         • Mercury(I) chloride 
          (mercurous chloride)
         • a.k.a. Calomel
         • Mercury(II) chloride 
          (mercuric chloride)
            David Aldridge, his own work with permission
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        29 CFR 1910.1000, Subpart Z
     From Table Z-1: Limits for Air Contaminants 8-hr TWA
         Substance          CAS No.              mg/m3  
     Mercury (aryl and inorganic)(as Hg) 7439-97-6    OSHA PEL: C 0.1
     Mercury (organo) alkyl 
     compounds (as Hg)         7439-97-6    OSHA PEL: TWA 0.01
     Mercury (vapor)(as Hg)        7439-97-6    OSHA PEL: TWA 0.05
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