1A: Alkali Metals Flashcards

1
Q

H, Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr, NH4

A

Alkali Metals

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2
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Most _________ grp, soluble grp

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reactive

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3
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Seldom found ______ nature

A

Free

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4
Q

Valence:

A

+1

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5
Q

Most abundant element in the universe __________ ; second is _____________

A

Hydrogen; Lithium

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6
Q
  • water forming: when burned w/ O2
  • inflammable air
A

Hydrogen

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7
Q

____________ element; element common to all _____

(Hydrogen)

A

Lightest; acids

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8
Q

Prep: __________________ (99% pure H2- conversion of water to H2)

(Hydrogen)

A

Messerschmidt process

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9
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Hydrogen Isotopes

A
  • protium
  • deuterium
  • tritium
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10
Q

Most abundant

(Hydrogen isotopes)

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Protium

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11
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Heavy (D2O: heavy water/_________ water, solvent for NMR)

(Hydrogen isotopes)

A

deuterium

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12
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Radioactive

(Hydrogen isotopes)

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Tritium

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13
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Industrial uses of hydrogen

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  • haber’s process (N2 + 3H2 -> 2NH3 @ high pressures)
  • oil hydrogenation (margarine production)
  • balloon inflation
  • gas chromatography gas carrier / mobile phase (also He - most common mobile phase in GC; N)
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14
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Lithos (earth, rock)

A

Lithium

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15
Q

Lithium is the _______ metal

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Lightest

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16
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Use of Lithium

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Depressant and Diuretic; mood stabilizer sedative

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17
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Side effects of lithium

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hypovolemia and hyponatremia

18
Q

Lithium is inversely proportional with ________

A

sodium

19
Q

Lithium is the DOC for

A

Mania or bipolar disorder

20
Q

Additive sedative effects

(Lithium)

A

Li Bromide

21
Q

Eskalith, Lithase, Quilonium R

(Lithium)

A

Li carbonate

22
Q

Sodium is the most abundant _______________ which causes excess _________

A

extracellular cation; edema

23
Q

Cation of choice for org meds

A

Sodium

23
Q

Natrium (active)

A

Sodium

24
Q

Potassium is the most abundant __________________

A

intracellular cation

24
Q

Sodium promotes ________________

A

fluid retention

25
Q

Kalium (potash)

A

Potassium

26
Q

1st element discovered by use of spectroscope (_______________________________)

(rubidium and cesium)

A

Kirchoff-bunsen spectroscope

26
Q

Catalyst in _____ polymerization

(rubidium and cesium)

A

resin

26
Q

Uses of potassium

A

Diuretic, for hypokalemia and muscle paralysis/muscle contractant (also Ca)

26
Q

Hypothetical/pseudo alkali metal

A

ammonium

27
Q

spectral line: red; 1861

A

Rubidium

28
Q

Spectral line: blue; 1860

A

Cesium

29
Q

commercial prep of ammonium

A

Haber’s process

29
Q

Pharm use of ammonium

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diuretic, expectorant, buffer component

30
Q
  • respiratory stimulant (pungent odor)
  • basic blue litmus paper
A

Ammonia NH3

31
Q

10% or 16% (degree baume) NH3

A

Household ammonia

32
Q

9.5%-10.5% NH3 to neutralize insect/jellyfish stings

A

Dilute ammonia solution; ammonia water

33
Q

27-31% NH3 - detergent removes stains and extracts certain vegetable coloring agent, and manuf. of ammonium salts

A

Strong ammonia soln/water (spirit of hartshorn)

33
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Composition: strong ammonia soln + ammonium carbonate (others: volatile oils of nutmeg & lemon, EtOH); prevents or treats fainting

A

aromatic ammonia spirit (spirit of Sal Volatile)