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![]() Many thanks to each and all for the responses. I had no idea that my little message would provoke such an interesting thread. It recalled some of my own experiences in chem labs at school and later in life. I'm still looking for a small qty of mercury though. Hi, How small and what for? One or a few mercury tilt switches might have enough, or try: http://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A.uk+mercury+barometer+repairs cheers, Pete. Thanks Pete, Also thanks for the google link, I'm fairly sure that I have already looked at most if not all of them. I'm not sure of the quantity but prolly about 150-200 grams (it is now quite late in the day and I could be miles out). As my op said this is for refilling a mercury barometer, perhaps several. I'm quite sure this stuff does exist in the wild. The idea of buying tilt switches and wrecking them for the contents doesn't really do it for me but thanks for the suggestion. Sunbeam -- Gogo, Klokly & Dor |
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