“…Hg 2+ can reason earnest health issues such as anemia, brain, peripheral and central nervous system, liver, and kidney failure, diabetes, and heart damage, therefore, it is very significant to measure trace contents of Hg 2+ in contaminated products. [8][9][10][11] On the other hand, thiourea and its derivatives are substantial neutral organic compounds that have immense utilization in various fields such as vulcanizing of rubber, [12] gold mining, [13] inhibitors in corrosion, [14] ripening agents, fungicides and fertilizers, [15,16] antimicrobials, [17] and antifungals. [18,19] Thiourea is also used as a spectrophotometric reagent for the measurement of metals in analytical chemistry.…”