What is this 🤔

Oh, it’s nothing …. 😳

He knows and he wants it back.

I think it might actually be Gallium and not Mercury. If you watch closely the material returns to an almost solid state a couple times. Mercury in the hand won't do that due to its incredibly low melting point. Gallium on the other hand has a low melting point but not as low as Mercury.

It's mercury and you're going to die.

Eso es mercurio, atraviesa la piel, se mete por tu torrente sanguíneo y puede producir mucho daño. Es una locura lo que estás haciendo, no seas ridículo.

That’s gallium. Mercury doesn’t leave the stains on your hands when you play with it

Gallium. Mercury doesn't leave a residue like that and is more consistent in it's liquidity. Gallium has a thicker consistency like this.

Mercury You shouldn’t touch by bare hands!

Looks like mercury. If it is mercury it’s poisonous and can get toxicity. Wash hands thoroughly

Left over residue from the T-1000 -> made of a mimetic polyalloy

For this dumbass.... Your completely retarded. Thats mercury. Your palm is grey now dumbass... Oh yeah, fun fact, its just slightly poisonous and you dont need to ingest it to get sick... have fun...!

That has to be Gallium, pretty sure it’s not poisonous like mercury. Gallium needles actually seem pretty legit.

Mercury, we did play with it when we were kids.

It came off this guy

Mercury, not suppose to be handling it with bare skin.

Precursor to insanity

Liquid mercury which which is not poisonous unless there's a cut in the skin and it enters the bloodstream

Likely gallium since there are hard pieces and the way it is slightly solidifying partially

It's deadly cancerous Mercury which you shouldn't touch

@grok is this dangerous. Looks like mercury

Gallium. A metal so soft that the heat from your hands will melt it to a liquid.

It's probably mercury rather than gallium. I remember doing that when I was young. Whoever is performing doesn't appear to have any skin lesions and so will be ok if what we see is all there is. Mercury vapor is where most of the harm comes from. Constant exposure to the metal, which outgasses slowly at room temperature, causes a buildup in the nervous system - including the brain - which is where most of the damage occurs. Amalgams using mercury have been used in dentistry for over a thousand years. In the US, use for the last 200 years was common - and continues in some places now. Be careful with fluorescent tubes since they have a small amount of mercury. They are most hazardous if broken while hot - vapor remember - but should be recycled unbroken.

The melting point of gallium is 29.76°C (85.58°F), which is just above normal room temperature. Because of this low temperature, solid gallium will quickly melt into a liquid if you hold it in the palm of your hand

So many chemists, so little time. I could be mistaken, but that looks like galium. Mercury is similar but doesn’t fragment quite like that.

Uhm if that’s mercury you’ve just killed yourself, or at best slow its effect it will have on your brain. I could be completely off

Mercury Haven't played with it since I was a kid. We found out it'll make you insane. once in the blood it attacks the brain.

That is Gallium dear sir. That is the compound that is on the cover of The Disappearing Spoon. It's non-toxic compared to mercury (though you still shouldn't eat it). I got a feeling this was a test for the masses....

Murcury is poison inhgested through the skin.

That is very poisonous mercury, should never touch it with hands 😥

Ha ha when they used to let us children play with mercury 🤣

Mercury!!! Oh my how our education system has failed

That right there is Mercury. I did the same stupid shit of rolling it around in my hand as a kid. Might explain my dain bramage now... 🤣

Baby terminator

That metallic liquid looks like mercury, and it shouldn't be handled. Mercury is a serious neurotoxin that was used by dentists to fill cavities in teeth, believe it or not. The mad hatter used mercury in hats . Wonder what that did, too?

Mercury obviously. I’m too old and broke a thermometer when I was kid😂