The phrase "all mercury" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the element mercury, such as in scientific or environmental discussions.
Example: "The study revealed that all mercury levels in the water exceeded safe limits."
Alternatives: "entire mercury content" or "total mercury amount".
I am not the only one to suggest that ALL mercury exposures - both environmental and vaccine-related - must be taken into account when trying to asses the risk of mercury and autism.
Mercury is a toxin and pediatricians now recommend that families remove all mercury sources from their home.
She declined to pledge that, if elected, she would have all mercury out of tuna within four years.
Although coal-fired power plants generally keep getting cleaner, they contribute about three-fifths of all sulfur dioxide, one-third of all mercury, and one-fifth of all nitrogen oxide emissions in the United States.
Pallone, who had been pressing the government to re-evaluate its overall guidelines on mercury toxicity, attached an amendment to an F.D.A. bill requiring the agency to inventory all mercury contained in licensed drugs and vaccines.
An important part of all mercury determination and speciation systems are the calibrators.
Think about the challenge of disposing of all this mercury when the bulbs ultimately burn out.
Previous studies have shown that forest fires release nearly all the mercury stored in ground litter and soils and inject it into the atmosphere.
Initially, the Spanish Crown's mines in Almadén in Southern Spain supplied all the mercury for the colonies.
One group of investigators evaluated monitors stationed in 25 randomly selected community pharmacies using the same three volunteers (small, medium, and large arm sizes), and the same member of the research team took all the mercury readings [ 3].
This will vaporize and distribute all the mercury that was in the light bulb creating a much bigger problem.
