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GKAbyss

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Can Mercury be Filtered?

For a while now I have been planning to be self sustainable when I get my own house. I am planning to find a way to grow all my own food. A problem with this is I generally do not like animals and am very lazy. I would like to make one of those self sustaining ponds someone on tv made from a pool. This way I would not have to take care of the organisms. But it seems my dream has been crushed by the fact that no matter what I do, the fish will have the accursed Hg in them.

I have been trying to think of a way to filter mercury completely out of a small ecosystem. One way I have considered possible(???) is to filter mercury out of the air by cooling it down. As mercury is liquid at room temperature, I hope that an apparatus could be created to suck in air, cool it down, and the separate the now liquid mercury molecules from the rest of the components air is made up of. The problem is I do not know if this would work, and I do not have ways of filtering anything else.
Another idea would be to speed up the body's processing and removal of mercury, if possible.
Anyway I would like it if anyone could post ideas if they have any, or correct or improve on my existing ideas.

Last edited by GKAbyss (Feb 12 2013 9:38:05 pm)

Saintcool

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Re: Can Mercury be Filtered?

I thought you could only find mercury in salt water?

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Re: Can Mercury be Filtered?

Saintcool no...   Also Grabakyssflorida just yahoo! it. :rolleyes:

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