PEWDIEPIE touched mercury (liquid metal - metal milk)

alexaka1 · Aug 12th 2015, 10:04am

Felix!
In your latest 5 weird stuff, you held Mercury (quicksilver) bare handed. That element is extremely toxic through inhalation and skin absorption. You should really see a doctor ASAP to see if you're okay!!! Please, for yours and everyone's sake.

Duke · Aug 12th 2015, 10:17am

XD , lol no... Mercury is liquid at all times and it's impossible to have it solid at room temperature. That was gallium.

NightHawk420 · Aug 12th 2015, 10:34am

I was actually just about to explain this to alexaka1 myself, but I yet to realize I was in the forums and needed an account to reply.. It's been so long since I have used a computer I have resorted to my old caveman ways, forgetting the most simplistic functions..

Mystery · Aug 13th 2015, 10:02am

Duke wrote:

Mercury is liquid at all times and it's impossible to have it solid at room temperature.

Not under a huge amount of pressure. Then it has the properties of a solid.

Duke wrote:

That was gallium.

Probably. It melts at approx. 29 degrees Celcius. And fyi, it isn't dangerous to have in your hand at all. It just melts.

BonLee64 · Aug 13th 2015, 12:38pm

There are six elements that become liquid at room temperature (or slightly above) - Bromine and Mercury are liquid at room temperature. Cesium, Rubidium, Francium and Gallium are liquid when slightly above room temperature. These four metals can be affected with body heat as well as the surrounding heat and moisture.

PEWDIEPIE touched mercury (liquid metal - metal milk)

PEWDIEPIE touched mercury (liquid metal - metal milk)

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