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Cherry red and very dangerous.

• Authors : Edwards, Rob

Subjects: *MERCURY compounds

• Source: New Scientist. 4/29/95, Vol. 146 Issue 1975, p4. 2p. 1 Diagram.

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The colour of danger.

Subjects: MERCURY compounds

• Source: New Scientist. 4/29/95, Vol. 146 Issue 1975, p3. 1/5p.

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Superconductor hits a new high.

• Authors : Geake, Elisabeth

Subjects: MERCURY compounds; SUPERCONDUCTORS; CHU, Paul

• Source: New Scientist. 10/2/93, Vol. 140 Issue 1893, p14. 1/3p.

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Mercury rising.

• Source: New Scientist. 2005, Vol. 185, Issue 2492, pages. 1

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A trap for toxic metal.

• Authors : Coghlan, Andy

• Source: New Scientist. 2004, Vol. 181, Issue 2438, pages. 1

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... But only fools still hunt for elusive red mercury.

• Authors : Brown, William

• Source: New Scientist. 1992, Vol. v134, Issue n1824, pages. 1

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Dangers of mercury in vaccines "overstated" Upfront.

Subjects: PREVENTIVE medicine; VACCINATION; CHILDREN'S health

• Source: New Scientist; 2/9/2008, Vol. 197 Issue 2642, p7-7, 1p

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Westminster diary.

• Authors : Dalyell, Tam

Subjects: MERCURY & the environment; EMISSIONS (Air pollution); AIR pollutionUNITED Kingdom

• Source: New Scientist; 3/12/2005, Vol. 185 Issue 2490, p49-49, 1/3p

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It's madness.

• Authors : Coghlan, Andy

Subjects: WHALES; MERCURYJAPAN

• Source: New Scientist; 6/8/2002, Vol. 174 Issue 2346, p17, 2/3p, 1 Color Photograph, 1 Chart

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