FINALS MODULE 2: GROUPS IIIA & IIIB Flashcards

1
Q

Triels

A

Group IIIA

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2
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Group IIIA is also known as

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The Boron Group

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3
Q

Elements in Group III A

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B, Al, Ga, In,Tl

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4
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IIIA forms

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Alums

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5
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IIIA hydroxides are

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Amphoteric

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6
Q

Elemental form is never employed in medicine & pharmacy

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Boron

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7
Q

Metalloid

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Boron

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8
Q

Baracic acid

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Boric Acid

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9
Q
A

Boric acid

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10
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Antiseptic

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Boric acid

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11
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Used in preparation of Lister’s solution (antiseptic mouthwash)

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Boric Acid

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12
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Borax, sodium tetraborate

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Sodium borate

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13
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Bacteriostatic (as eye-wash & wet dressing)

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Sodium borate

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14
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Water-softener

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Sodium borate

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15
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Treatment of Vincent’s angina “trench mouth”

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Sodium perborate

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16
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Dentrifice

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Sodium perborate

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17
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Used in making cooking utensils, intruments due to its lightness, strength, non-corrosive property

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Aluminum

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18
Q

Most abundant metal in the earth’s crust

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Aluminum

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19
Q

Antiseptic & astringent

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Aluminum chloride

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20
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Used as catalyst in organic synthesis (Friedel-craft’s solution)

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Aluminum chloride

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21
Q

Used as dimordant

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Aluminum hydroxide

22
Q

Combined with organic dyes to form lakes

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Aluminum hydroxide

23
Q

Colloidal aluminum hydroxide

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Aluminum hyroxide gel

24
Q

Antacid & protective in the treatment of peptic ulcer

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Aluminum hydroxide gel

25
Q

As gel- antacid, astringent, demulcent

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Aluminum phosphate

26
Q

Native hydrated aluminum silicate

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Kaolin

27
Q

Adsorbent- used in diarrhea due to food poisoning

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Kaolin

28
Q

Absorbent- ulcers & moist infection

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Kaolin

29
Q

Native colloidal hydrated aluminum silicate

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Bentonite

30
Q

Stabilize emulsions

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Bentonite

31
Q

Suspending agent

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Bentonite

32
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Clarifying agent

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Bentonite

33
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Adsorbent

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Bentonite

34
Q

Voocanic origin, complex silicates of Al, Na, K

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Pumice

35
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Used as distributing agent

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Pumice

36
Q

As solution- antiseptic & astringent

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Aluminum sulfate

37
Q

Excellent source of aluminum hydroxide

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Aluminum subacetate solution

38
Q

“Burrow’s solution”

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Aluminum acetate solution

39
Q

Aluminum subacetate solution + glacial acetic acid

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Aluminum acetate solution

40
Q

Antiseptic & astringent on skin

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Aluminum acetate solution

41
Q

Aluminum sulfate tetradecahydrate & calcium acetate monohydrate

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Domeboro

42
Q

Antiperpirant

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Alum

43
Q

Deodorant

A

Alum

44
Q

Potassium ( or ammonium) aluminum sulfate dodecahydrate

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Alum

45
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Astringent

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Alum

46
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Styptic

A

Alum

47
Q

Flocculant in water purifucation

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Alum

48
Q

Formerly used in creams as depilatory

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Thalium acetate

49
Q

Very toxic thalim acetate

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50
Q

Have little to no medicinal/ pharmaceutical importance

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Thalium, indium, yttrium, scandium

51
Q

Group IIIB is also known as

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The scandium group

52
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Group IIIB elements

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Scandium, yttrium