Compounds to Study Flashcards
french chalk, soap stone, piedra grassa, Creta Gallica
Talc
White or grayish-white crystalline powder that adheres to the skin
Talc
layered silicate and softest mineral known
talc
odorless, tasteless, insoluble in water and dilutes acids and bases with a very low absorptive property
talc
useful in lubricating and protective dusting powder
talc
Prevent irritation due to friction
talc
Zinc white, Lana o Algodon Filosoficos, Flores de Zinc
Zinc oxide
is manufactured by heating strongly in a furnace a mixture of coke and zinc mineral
Zinc oxide
made by calcination of zinc carbonate
Zinc oxide
fine, odorless, and amorphous white or yellowish-white powder free from gritty particles
Zinc oxide
chemically reacts with dilute acids and aqueous solutions of ammonium compounds to form water-soluble products
Zinc oxide
can be used as astringent and topical protective
Zinc oxide
Zinc oxide with a small proportion of ferric oxide
Calamine
pink color due to ferric oxide
calamine
topical protective
calamine
dermatological problems that involve exudation of fluids
calamine
compound of zinc with a mixture of solid organic acids obtained from fats and consists chiefly of variable proportions of zinc
Zinc stearate
fine, white, and bulky powder, free from grittiness, which has a faint characteristic odor
Zinc stearate
insoluble in water, alcohol, and ether, that can be hydrolyzed by heating in dilute mineral acids to form a soluble zinc salt
Zinc stearate
mild astringent and antimicrobial properties
Zinc stearate
employed in dusting powders and ointments as a protective
Zinc stearate
can cause pulmonary inflammation when inhaled
zinc stearate
White odorless powder that is insoluble in water and insoluble in alcohol
Sodium fluoride
used solely as a dental prophylactic agent
Sodium fluoride
