Mercury is the only common steel which is fluid at common heat range ranges. Mercury is sometimes known as quicksilver. It is a large, silvery-white fluid steel. It is a rather inadequate heat conductor if in comparison with other materials but it is a reasonable conductor of power. It materials easily with many materials, such as gold, gold, and tin. These materials are known as amalgams.

Mercury, also known as quicksilver, is the only common steel which is a fluid at 70 degrees. Large and silvery-white in overall look, mercury hardly ever happens free in general, and are available mainly in cinnabar ore from Italy and France. The steel is produced by warming cinnabar in a current of air and condensing the steam.Mercury is a inadequate heat conductor in comparison to other materials, but it is a reasonable conductor of power. It is so heavy that things such as stones, cannonballs, and mounds of lead will drift on its area.