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Mercury is a liquid at room temperature, with a silver luster, heavy quality and good fluidity. Its density is quite high, about 13.59 grams/cubic centimeter, which is much higher than that of ordinary liquids. This property makes mercury behave differently in many occasions. If light matter is cast on the mercury surface, it often floats on it.
The boiling point of mercury is 356.73 ° C, but it is also volatile at room temperature, which is the reason for caution. Although it evaporates slowly, it accumulates in a closed space, or causes the concentration of mercury vapor to increase, which is harmful to the human body. The freezing point of mercury is -38.83 ° C. When the temperature reaches this point, mercury will change from liquid to solid.
As for the fluorescence of 5-aminoisobenzoic acid, this substance has special optical properties. When it is irradiated with light of a specific wavelength, it can absorb light energy and transition to a high-energy state, and then return to the ground state and release energy in the form of light, which is a fluorescence phenomenon. 5-aminoisobenzoic acid fluorescence usually presents a specific color, which varies according to the environment and excitation. It is generally observable in the visible light range. Its fluorescence intensity is affected by many factors, such as solution pH, temperature, concentration, etc. Changes in the pH of the solution or cause changes in the molecular structure, which in turn affect the fluorescence characteristics; when the temperature increases, the molecular thermal motion intensifies, or the fluorescence intensity decreases; when the concentration is too high, or self-quenching occurs, which also causes the fluorescence intensity 5-Aminoisobenzoic acid fluorescence is widely used in analytical chemistry, biological detection and other fields. It can be used as a fluorescent probe to detect specific substances or labeled biomolecules, helping researchers to gain insight into the mysteries of the microscopic world.

Mercury is a highly toxic substance, and pentachlorophenoxy fluorescent yellow is also a chemical agent. The properties of the two are specific and each has its own characteristics.
Mercury is a liquid metal at room temperature, with silver flickering. Its volatility is very strong, and it can form mercury vapor in the air, which is highly toxic. If inhaled into the human body, it will damage the nervous, immune, reproductive and other systems. And mercury has good electrical and thermal conductivity and is used in many industrial fields. It can form amalgam with many metals, such as sodium amalgam, zinc amalgam, etc. Its chemical activity is moderate, and it can be combined with oxygen, sulfur and other substances. In case of strong oxidants, such as concentrated nitric acid and concentrated sulfuric acid, it can react chemically to generate corresponding mercury salts.
Pentachlorophenoxy fluorescent yellow, this is an organic compound. Usually with specific color and fluorescence characteristics, it is widely used in dyes, markers and other fields. Its molecular structure contains chlorine atoms, phenoxy groups, fluorophores, and chlorine atoms endow it with certain chemical stability and fat solubility. Phenoxy groups affect the spatial configuration and electron cloud distribution of its molecules, which in turn affects its chemical activity. Fluorescence groups make it fluoresce under specific conditions and can be used for tracking, detection, etc. Its chemical properties may vary depending on the reaction conditions and the reagents encountered. For example, in an alkaline environment, or in reactions such as hydrolysis, its molecular structure may be damaged, resulting in changes in fluorescence characteristics. In organic solvents, solubility may vary depending on the polarity of the solvent.

Mercury-5-aminoisobenzoic acid light, this expression seems to have missing information or confusion. It is speculated that you want to ask about the main uses of mercury and 5-aminoisobenzoic acid light. The following is an answer according to the classical style of "Tiangong Kaiwu":
Mercury, known as mercury in ancient times, has a wide range of uses. In the way of alchemy, it was valued by alchemists, and it was hoped that it would refine the elixir of longevity. Although it was much false, it was always used by ancient alchemists. In the way of medicine, mercury was also used as medicine in the past to treat various diseases, but mercury is toxic, and it has been used with caution today. In the industry of metallurgy, it can be used to extract gold, and by virtue of the property that mercury can dissolve gold, the gold can be separated from sand and gravel. This ancient method
As for 5-aminoisobenzoic acid light, or refers to the light-related reaction or substance participated by 5-aminoisobenzoic acid. 5-aminoisobenzoic acid, in today's chemical synthesis, can be used as a raw material for organic synthesis. After the reaction is initiated by light, a variety of fine chemicals can be prepared. In the field of materials, under light, or can participate in the construction of materials with special properties, such as photoresponsive polymer materials, it has potential applications in drug delivery, sensors, etc. Although this chemical substance was not detailed at the time of "Tiangong Kaiji", in today's scientific view, its light-related applications are opening up new frontiers for the development of science and technology, and its importance is gradually becoming apparent in matters such as people's livelihood and scientific research.

Cyanoisoprene is a key substance in organic synthesis. There are many methods for its synthesis, which are listed as follows:
First, isoprene is used as the beginning, and halogenated isoprene is obtained. Halogenated isoprene reacts with cyanide, and cyanoisoprene can be obtained according to the mechanism of nucleophilic substitution. The raw materials in this way are easy to obtain, but the halogenation reaction needs to be carefully controlled to avoid side reactions.
Second, starting from isovaleraldehyde, it is first condensed by amination to obtain an enamide intermediate. The enamide reacts with a cyanide reagent and is converted into cyanoisoprene through addition. The conditions of this method are relatively mild, but the preparation of enamines may require special catalysts and environments.
Third, the Diels-Alder reaction with hydrogen cyanide using pentadiene as the substrate is also a feasible method. Pentadiene has a conjugated diene structure and undergoes [4 + 2] cycloaddition with hydrogen cyanide. After appropriate transformation, the target product can be obtained. However, the Diels-Alder reaction requires quite strict requirements on the structure and reaction conditions of the reactants, and precise preparation is required.
Fourth, the synthesis of cyanoisopentene can be achieved by using halogenated pentane derivatives as starting materials and nucleophilic substitution with cyanide metal salts in the presence of appropriate solvents and catalysts. The choice of solvent, the type and dosage of catalyst in this process are all related to the effect of the reaction.
All these synthesis methods have advantages and disadvantages. In practical application, it is necessary to carefully choose according to the availability of raw materials, cost considerations, difficulty of reaction and purity of the product to achieve the best synthetic effect.

Mercury-5-aminoisobenzoic acid needs to pay attention to many key matters during storage and transportation.
Mercury is a highly toxic metal element that is liquid at room temperature and volatile. When storing mercury, it is first necessary to choose a container with good sealing performance, such as a thick-walled glass bottle or a metal jar, and to ensure that the container is intact and there is no risk of leakage. In order to prevent mercury volatilization, an appropriate amount of water can be injected into the container and covered on the surface of the mercury liquid to form a water seal. The storage place should be a cool, dry and well-ventilated place, and must not be close to fire or heat sources to avoid increased mercury volatilization due to rising temperature. At the same time, keep away from food, medicine, etc., to prevent the possibility of pollution.
As for 5-aminoisobenzoic acid light, this is a substance with specific chemical properties. When storing, it should be placed in a light-shielded and sealed container to prevent light from causing chemical reactions and changing its properties. The control of temperature and humidity is also very important. It should be stored in a place with relatively stable temperature and low humidity. Generally speaking, the temperature should be 5 ° C - 25 ° C, and the humidity should be controlled at 40% - 60%.
When transporting mercury and 5-aminoisobenzoic acid light, it is necessary to strictly follow the relevant regulations on the transportation of hazardous chemicals. Transportation vehicles must have corresponding qualifications and protective measures, such as equipping with leakage emergency treatment equipment, fire and explosion protection devices, etc. During the transportation of mercury, it is necessary to ensure that the container is stable and will not be dumped or collided. When transporting 5-aminoisobenzoic acid light, it is also necessary to avoid violent vibration and friction to prevent package damage. And transportation personnel should be professionally trained, familiar with the dangerous characteristics of the transported goods and emergency treatment methods, and transportation route planning should also avoid densely populated areas and environmentally sensitive areas. In this way, it is necessary to ensure that mercury and 5-aminoisobenzoic acid light are safe in storage and transportation.