I can't get any other Hg salt than HgSO₄. Can I use this one for amalgamation or not? Thanks

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No, it obviously cant be used, because if it could, you wouldnt have to turn it into HgCl2 for a proper amalgam.

You should really check out Rhodium's site. there is a link at the bottom of this page. As for what to do with your HsSO4, see

https://www.thevespiary.org/rhodium/Rhodium/chemistry/hgcl2.txt

See what literally under 2minutes of searching Rhodium's site found?

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The advantage of HgCl2 is its higher solubility resulting in a faster amalgamation.  The sulfate will probably take a long time to amalgamate.

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