Group 1B to 8B Flashcards

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Coinage Metals

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Group 1B
Copper (Cu)
Silver (Ag)
Gold (Au)

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2
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Aka: Cuprum

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Copper

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3
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Popular component of alloys

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Copper

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4
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• Cu+ Sn
• Cu + Zn
• Cu +Zn +Sn
• Cu +Zn + Sn +Ni

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• Broze
• Brass
• Gunmetal
• German Silver

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5
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Blue vitriol

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Cupric Sulfate

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6
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Component in Benedict’s/Barfoed’s/Fehling’s

Bordeaux mixture with lime (algicide + fungicide also emetic

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Cupric Sulfate

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7
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Aka: Argentum

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Silver

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8
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Use: antibiotic is small qty. (Oligodynamic)

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Silver

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9
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Jewelry as sterling silver

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Ag
(92% Ag + 8% Cu)

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10
Q

AgNO3

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Silver nitrate

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11
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Use: 1% for ophthalmia neonatorum (modern: erythromycin)

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Silver Nitrate AgNO3

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12
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Ammoniacal (solution)

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Tollen’s reagent for reducing agents
(+) silver mirror

Howe’s solution (dental protective)

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13
Q

AgNO3
Solid/pencil

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Lunar caustic (for warts & sores)

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14
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Use: Topical Antiseptic

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Silver Proteinates

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15
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Mild silver protein-vaginitis

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Argyrol

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16
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Strong silver protein (antiseptic)

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Protargol

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17
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Colloidal silver protein (antiseptic)

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Collargol

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18
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Aka: Aurum

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Gold (Au)

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19
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3 parts HCl/1 part HNO3

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Aqua regla

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20
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Purple of cassius

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Selenic acid

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21
Q

USE:
Auronafin (PO)
Aurothioglucose (IM)
Aurothioglucose malate (IM)

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Rheumatoid Arthritis

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22
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Volatile Metals

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Group 2B
Zinc (Zn)
Cadmium (Cd)
Mercury (Hg)

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23
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Second most abundant trace element

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Zinc

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24
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Zn+ Na cobaltinitrite

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Rinmann’s green

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Increase Zn: Decrease Zn:
Increase Zn: Metal fume fever Decrease Zn: Parakeratosis
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Aka: Zinc white/Philosopher's wool
Zinc Oxide
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Use: Zinc Oxide
Use: physical sunblock
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ZnO + Fe2O3 + Others
Calamine - for itchiness
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Aka: White Vitriol
Zinc Sulfate ZnSO4
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Use: Zinc Sulfate
Use: For preparation of white lotion
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Cadmium toxicity
Itai-itai - renal insufficiency/bone pain, - secondary to osteomalacia
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Component for older batteries
Cadmium
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Former antiseborrheic (for dandruff) Yellow sulfide
Cadmium Sulfide
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Aka: Quicksilver, Asoge, Hydragyrum, Messenger of God
Mercury (Hg)
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Source of Hg
Cinnobar (HgS)
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- Found in older thermometer - Only liquid metal at room temperature
Hg
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Alloys of Hg are called
Amalgams
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Hg toxicity
Minamata Disease (by methylmercury)
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Tx: For Minamata Disease (Hg)
Chellators (Ex. BAL, EDTA)
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Hg2Cl2
Mercurous chloride
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Aka: Calomel (Hg2Cl2)
Mercurous chloride - electrodes of pH meter
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Aka: Corrosive Sublimate (HgCl2)
Mercuric chloride - disinfectant (before)
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HgNH2Cl
White precipitate
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Use: White precipitate
Topical antiseptic
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White precipitate (HgNH2Cl)
Ammoniated Mercury
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Group 3B
Scandium (Sc) Yttrium (Y)
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Eka-Boron
Scandium
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Aka: Titan , Sons of the earth
Titanium
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Has high strength -> surgical implants
Titanium (Ti)
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Use: Titanium Dioxide (TiO2)
UV Blocker (sunscreen)
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Use: Zirconium (Zr)
Use: For poison ivy irritation but can cause skin granulomas
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Vanadium Niobium Tantalum
Group 5B
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Substitute to platinum for jewelry
Tantalum
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- Unaffected by body fluids & non-irritating - For surgical repair of bones
Tantalum
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Chromium (Cr) Molybdenum (Mo) Tungsten (W)
Group 6B
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Glucose tolerance factor (↓ Cr = ↑ Glucose)
Chromium (Cr)
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Good oxidizing agent
Chromates
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Assay of methanol
Dichromate method
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Lead-like
Molybdenum
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Main are: Walframite
Tungsten (W)
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Highest M.P of all elements - heating elements & light bulb filaments
Tungsten (W)
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Scheibler reagent
Phosphotungstic Acid
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Primarily obtained from pyrolusite
Manganese (Mn)
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KMnO4
Potassium permanganate
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Aka: Mineral Chameleon/ Condy's Crystals
KMnO4
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Use: KMnO4
Use: anti-infective - direct oxidation
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Eka-manganese
Technetium (Tc)
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First artificially produced element
Technetium
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Most common element of radiopharmaceuticals
Technetium 99m
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Triads
Group 8B Fe, Co, Ni Ru, Rh, Pd Os, Ir, Pt
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Most abundant trace element
Iron
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First Triad
Iron (Fe) Cobalt (Co) Nickel (Ni)
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Second Triad (Light)
Ruthenium (Ru) Rhodium (Rh) Palladium (Pd)
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Third Triad (heavy)
Osmium (Os) Iridium (Ir) Platinum (Pt)
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Fe suplements (3)
Ferrous sulfate (green vitriol) Ferrous gluconate (fergon) Ferrous fumarate (toleron)
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Basham's mixture
Fe+ammonium acetate
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Monsel's solution
Ferric subsulfate - styptic
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What color ppt of: Ni + dimethylglyoxime
RED ppt
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- component of Nicad batteries - used in jewelries and coins
Nickel
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Catalyst for hydrogenation
Palladium
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Heaviest metal and most dense metal
Osmium
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For staining in electron microscopy
Osmium tetroxide
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Catalyst for hydrogenation
Platinum
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Ex. Platinum
Cisplatin, Carboplatin