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The 19 pages that link to Mercury poisoning, each with the reason it gives.

• Mercury (element)Related: Different environmental forms of mercury create distinct routes and patterns of exposure.

• Artisanal miningRelated: Mercury used in gold recovery can harm miners and communities through vapor and contaminated food.

• PotosíRelated: Mercury used to refine Potosí silver created serious hazards for workers and communities.

• Chinese alchemyRelated: Mercury-containing elixirs could expose practitioners and patrons to severe toxicity.

• Alice HamiltonRelated: Her industrial investigations included mercury hazards in processes such as felt-hat making.

• Giant otterRelated: Gold mining releases mercury into rivers, where it can reach fish and their predators.

• Mercury(I) chlorideRelated: Calomel’s medicinal use declined as mercury’s toxic effects became better understood.

• Mercury(II) oxideRelated: Handling or heating HgO can expose people to hazardous mercury.

• GalinstanRelated: Avoiding mercury exposure is a central reason Galinstan is used as a substitute.

• Stamp millRelated: Mercury used with stamped ore could expose miners and pollute nearby environments.

• DimethylmercuryRelated: Dimethylmercury causes mercury poisoning through a highly hazardous organic form.

• MerbrominRelated: Concerns about mercury exposure contributed to restrictions on merbromin products.

• Mercury sulfideRelated: Handling or processing HgS can create hazardous mercury exposure.