Question

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Answer 1

• A disease common among hat makers in the seventeenth century was caused by their direct contact with mercury and this disease was known as mad hatter disease.
• The mad hatter diseases were very common in seventeenth century England due to the exposure of hat-makers to mercury vapours which arose from the mercury for felting.
• Felting was a process in which the wool was stabilised using mercury and in this process, the hatters got exposed to the toxic mercury vapours leading to several behavioural changes.

Answer 2

answer mercury

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