An alloy containing mercury, often used in dentistry; also called [[银粉|銀粉|yin2 fen3]]

merbromin or mercurochrome; a red antiseptic liquid used on skin cuts and scrapes; also called [[汞溴红|汞溴紅|gong3 xiu4 hong2]]

an alloy of mercury with another metal, such as gold or silver; mercury alloy

calomel; mercurous chloride

mercuric oxide (HgO)

mercuric chloride; corrosive sublimate

millimeter of mercury (mmHg); a unit of pressure

poisoning caused by excessive mercury in the body; symptoms may include low blood pressure, rapid pulse, and central nervous system damage; also known as [[水俣病|水俁病|shui3 yu3 bing4]] in extreme cases

the vertical line or tube of liquid mercury in a device such as a thermometer or barometer used to indicate temperature or pressure

mercurochrome or merbromin; a green or reddish-brown organic compound used as a topical antiseptic for minor wounds, typically as a 2% water solution known as [[红药水|紅藥水|hong2 yao4 shui3]]

mercury lamp; mercury-vapor lamp

(chemistry) an alloy of mercury with another metal; amalgam

mercuric sulfide; a toxic inorganic compound in the form of a bright red powder used in pigments and medicine

A red antiseptic liquid formerly used for skin wounds; its use has largely been discontinued due to its mercury content and relatively weak antibacterial effects.

aqueous solution of mercurochrome, used as a topical antiseptic for minor cuts and scrapes

merbromin, a topical antiseptic solution used for minor cuts and abrasions

an amalgam of lead and mercury used by Daoist alchemists to refine pills of immortality

a gray or white crystalline chemical compound that is highly explosive and toxic; used primarily in blasting caps and detonators

primary explosive used in percussion caps and blasting caps