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I remember that stuff. There was another variant of it called methyolaid. That stuff burned like hell! Wonder what was in it?
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I remember that stuff. There was another variant of it called methyolaid. That stuff burned like hell! Wonder what was in it?
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I remember both Mercurochrome and Merthiolate being used on myself and my two brothers in the 50's & 60's. I remember one came in a small container with a glass rod dauber. The other came in a long slender glass tube wrapped in paper. I know one of the two burned when it was applied.
I preferred a nice Hydrogen Peroxide rinse, a Band-Aid and I was back outside and after it again.
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I remember that stuff. There was another variant of it called methyolaid. That stuff burned like hell! Wonder what was in it?
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I - vividly - remember the smell of mercurochrome
Merbromin, the API (active pharmaceutical ingredient) of Mercurochrome. It is a topical antiseptic (and a pretty good one, although no longer sold in the US).
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Merthiolate is/was a trade name for another organomercurial compound that, in my line of work, is known as thimerosal. This is the stuff that used to be used as a preservative in, e.g., vaccines but fell into disrepute due to a (completely spurious) imputed connection to autism.
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
Mine back that up with a slab of sword fish and tile fish...for dinner -
That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
oops, that's Merkur...
Mercury (the element) gets a bad rap. Not entirely undeserved (mercury and mercury vapor are, indeed quite toxic -- as are many organomercury compounds), but, as in most things, a little common sense goes a long way -- and the common sense approach to mercury containing materials is long gone.
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That whole "Mercur" part of the names scares me. Makes me think our moms were unwittingly poisoning us with Mercury!
I think my mom wittingly poisoned me with Mercury when she wasn't entertaining or beating me! -
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No wonder the methyolaid hurt like hell for me. I later found out I was allergic to iodine. I can see both of them in the family medicine cabinet.
And mercury; in the high school chemistry lab, we always put mercury on our silver coins.
Other chemicals in those days that were fun included yellow phosphorus:
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Explosive Spectacular combustion of yellow phosphorus in oxygen
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