Anyone ever thought of killing themselves with demethyl mercury, it is slow and would seem natural to family members. I don't know if it's painful, it probably is.
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fox_wannabe
Enlightened
- Jul 7, 2021
- 1,112
it seems that the person develops something neurological and goes into a coma, at least that was the case of a woman who came into contact with two drops of methylmercury. (and she was wearing gloves)
Jblack
Specialist
- Oct 8, 2018
- 314
Dimethylmercury would be a very slow and painful death. The famous reported case had the person not show symptons unitl 5 months after exposure. Inspite of treatment she died 10 months after the exposure occured. The mercury is detectable in hair, blood and urine. The amount in the hair can be used to back calculate when you were exposed and to how much.
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