Hello Mr Vadim Shapiro,   
   Saw your link on mercury wanted. Mercury occurs naturally in the environment.   
   Sometimes known as quicksilver, it is a heavy metal like lead or cadmium, that   
   exists in different chemical forms. it is rare and that's what makes its value   
   quite high.    
   Mercury metal has many uses. Because of its high density it is used in   
   barometers and manometers. It is extensively used in thermometers, thanks to   
   its high rate of thermal expansion that is fairly constant over a wide   
   temperature range. There are other    
   uses hardly made mention of like bombs and all the like...maybe we should   
   leave that to the scientists to explain. Reasons for its expensive nature.I   
   actually I'm writing to you because I am in the business of mercury so if you   
   are maybe interested, I    
   will be willing to do business with you. Waiting on your reply. Anyone   
   interested can reach me via gmail to ediagee@gmail.com   
      
      
      
      
      
   Le lundi 13 janvier 1992 10:02:55 UTC-6, Vadim Shapiro a écrit :   
   > I am looking for general information on RED mercury.  I was told   
   > that it costs about $200-300 per GRAM and is available only from    
   > the Soviet Union.  I know little about this stuff, but I was under   
   > impression that mercury costs about $300/pound.  So this must be    
   > something very special (?)   
   >    
   > Any info on the above and APPLICATIONS will be greatly appreciated.   
   > Please email to    
   >      shapiro@cs.cornell.edu   
   > as I normally do not read this group.   
   > Thanks in advance.   
   >    
   > -Vadim Shapiro   
   > shapiro@cs.cornell.edu   
      
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