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Who group/arranged the elements based on TRIADS?

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JW DOBEREINER

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Group/arranged the elements based on PERIODS? (octaves)?

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JOHN NEWLANDS

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Father of Modern Periodic Table

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DMITRI MENDELEEV

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Group/arranged elements based on ATOMIC MASS/WEIGHT

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DMITRI MENDELEEV & MAYER

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Created the Modern Periodic Table

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HENRY MOSELY

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States that every 8th element have the same physiochemical properties when arrange according to incr. atomic weight

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LAW OF OCTAVES

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Rule wherein elements with less than 8 e- react to achieve 8 e- to be stable

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OCTET RULE

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Most abundant element? (nonmetal)

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OXYGEN

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Second most abundant element (nonmetal)

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SILICON

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MOST ABUNDANT GAS AIR

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NITROGEN

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Most abundant noble gas

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ARGON

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Most important physiological buffer system? (in our blood)

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BICARBONATE - CARBONIC ACID

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What does it mean if you have high CO2 levels?

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RESPIRATORY ACIDOSIS

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What does it mean when you have low HCO3 level?

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METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

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DOC FOR METABOLIC ACIDOSIS

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SODIUM BICARBONATE/BAKING SODA

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16
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What increases vit e absorption?

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SELENIUM

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17
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Also known as BLUWE VITRIOL

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CuSO4 Cupric sulfate

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18
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What color of container do we store Mg(OH)2?

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Blue bottle

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19
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How do we store Lithium?

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Coated w/ petroleum or under oil

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GLASS TYPES

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1 - highly resistant borosilicate
2 - treated soda lime glass
3 - soda lime glass
4 - gen. soda lime glass (np)

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SORPTION

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Contents of pharmaceutical products adhere to the glass

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LEACH TESTS

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WATER ATTACK TEST type 2

POWDER GLASS TEST type 1 & 3

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DECR. COEFFICIENT OF EXPANSION

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BORON (as borate)

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INCR. REFRACTIVE INDEX

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Pb

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LITHIUM deficiencies

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  • Hypokalemia
  • Hyponatremia
  • Hypothyroidism
  • Pregnancy probs (Ebstein’s anomaly)
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Antidote for Hyperkalemia by potassium

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(Kayexalate) Sodium polysterene sulfonate

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Copper toxicity

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Wilson’s disease (brown like skin)

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Antidote for Copper

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Penicillamine (Cuprimine)

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29
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Toxicity of Silver

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Argyria (darkened skin)

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30
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Antidote for Silver toxicity

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Sodium chloride/NSS

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31
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What causes dermatitis and glossitis?

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GOLD Au

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32
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Antidote for Au poisoning

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BAL

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33
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Calcium toxicity antidote

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EDTA

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34
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Barium toxicity

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BARITOSIS

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35
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Baritosis antidote

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MgSO4

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36
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Zinc toxicity

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Parakeratosis

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37
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Antidote for Zn that caused metabolic acidosis

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Sodium carbonate

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38
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Cadmium toxicity

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Itai-itai disease

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39
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Cadmium toxicity antidote

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Ca EDTA

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40
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Mercury toxicities

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  • Minamata disease
  • Pink disease
  • Mad hatter’s disease
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Mercury poisoning antidotes

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  • Na formaldehyde sulfoxylate
  • DMSA (succimer)
  • Penicillamine
  • Ca EDTA
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42
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Boric acid toxicity

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Boiled lobster appearance

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43
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Aluminum toxicity

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  • Shaver’s disease/bauxite pneumoconiosis
  • Constipation
  • Alzheimer’s
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44
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Silicon toxicity and its antidote

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Silicosis

Alumina

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45
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Pb toxicity and its antidote

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Plumbism/saturnism

Ca EDTA / Ca versenate

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Phosphorus toxicity

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Acute: garlic odor, luminous vomitous, GI irritation
Chronic: bony necrosis “phossy jaw”

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47
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Phosphorus toxicity antidote

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CuSO4 / ceric sulfate

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48
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Causes aldrich mee’s line, garlic breath odor, luminous vomitus, hair loss, severe GI irritation

Ax. BAL/Dimercaprol

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Arsenic

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49
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Causes green tongue

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VANADIUM

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50
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Selenium deficiency

A

Keshan disease

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51
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Dental & skeletal fluorosis

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FLUORINE

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52
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Antidote for BROMINE TOXICITY (brominism)

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Na/NH4Cl Sodium/Ammonium chloride

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53
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Iodine deficiency

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simple or colloid goiter

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IODINE TOXICITY ANTIDOTE

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Starch soln, Na thiosulfate, NaCl

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Cobalt toxicity

A

Megaloblactic/macrocytic anemia

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UNIVERSAL ANTIDOTE

A

ATM

57
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Emergency tx for Hypercalcemia (IV)

S/E: hypocalcemia rapidly develops

A

Disodium EDTA

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CYANIDE ANTIDOTE KIT COMPONENT

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Amyl nitrite + Na nitrite + Na thiosulfate

59
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Other agents used in CN poisoning:

A

Methylene blue

Hydroxocobalamin

60
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Radiopharmaceutical for liver imaging & potent studied

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Tc99m phytate

61
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Radiopharmaceutical for hepato biliary studies

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Tc99m IDA

62
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Na iodohippurate

A

diagnosis of liver function

63
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Tc99m heptagluconate

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Kidney imaging & renal function determination

64
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Radiopharmaceutical for myocardial perfusion agen

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Tc99m sestamibi/methoxy isobutyl isonitrite

65
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Tc99m pertechnetate

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Thyroid scanning

66
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Tc99m etidronate/phosphonates

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bone imaging

67
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Radiopharmaceutical for lung scanning

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Tc99m macroaggregated albumin

68
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Se75 selenomethionine

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Dx of pancreatic tumors

69
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PEWTER ALLOY COMPOSITION

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20% Pb 80% Sn

70
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BABBIT ALLOY COMPOSITION

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20% Sb 80% Sn

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TYPE METAL ALLOY COMPOSITION

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50% Pb, 25% Sn, 25% Sb

72
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ROSE METAL ALLOY COMPOSITION

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25% Pb, 25% Sn, 50% Bi

73
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Most reactive group in the periodic table (seldom found free in nature)

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GROUP 1A

74
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Lightest element 1g/mol

A

HYDROGEN

75
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ISOTOPES OF HYDROGEN

A

Protium - mot abundant
Deuterium - heavy
Tritium - radioactive

76
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INDUSTRIAL USES OF HYDROGEN

A 
Haber process (NH3 formation
Oil hydrogenation (margarine production
Gas carrier
77
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Lightest metal

A

LITHIUM

78
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DOC FOR MANIA OR BPD

A

LITHIUM

79
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1st element discovered by use of spectrometer

A

CESIUM

80
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Spirit of hartshorn

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Strong ammonia soln/water

81
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Spirit of sal volatile

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Aromatic ammonia spirit

82
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9.5-10.5% NH3 for neutralizing insects/jelly stings

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Dilute ammonia soln

83
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Only reddish metal

A

COPPER

84
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Element which is has oligodynamic/germicidal action

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SILVER

85
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7.5-8.5% ENT germicide

A

Strong Ag proteinate/Protargol

86
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Other name for Colloidal AgCl

A

Lunosol

87
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Used to dissolve GOLD

A

Aqua regia

Selenic acid

88
Q

Colloidal gold w/ stannic

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Purple of cassius

89
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MOST TOXIC METAL

A

Beryllium

90
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Lightest of all structurally important metals

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MAGNESIUM

91
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A GRIGNARD RGT

A

Magnesium

92
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SOURCES OF MAGNESIUM

A

Mg silicate
Mg carbonate
Mg silicate

93
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SOURCES OF CALCIUM

A 
Apatite
Fluorite
Phosphate rock
Dolomite
Gypsum
94
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Uses of CALCIUM

A

Muscle contractant
Blood coagulation factor
Release of neurotransmitter

95
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PROCESSES THAT CALCIUM UNDERGO AND ITS PRODUCT

A
  • Calcination (by heat ) > LIME CaO
  • Slaking (addition of H2O) > slaked lime
  • Carbonation (addition of CO2) > CaCO3
96
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SOURCE OF MERCURY

A

Cinnabar (Aethrop’s mineral)

97
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USES OF MERCURY

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  • Antiseptic
  • Antisyphilitic
  • Parasiciticide
  • Fungicide
  • Diuretic
  • Cathartic
98
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SOURCE OF ALUMINUM

A

Cryolite

99
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USES OF ALUMINUM

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  • Astringent

- Antiperspirant; deo

100
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Metal that is solid @ room temp and melts near body temp @ 30°C

A

GALLIUM

101
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Green twigs; ant poison

A

THALLIUM

102
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2 ALLOTROPES OF CARBON

A 
Crystalline
 - Diamond (purest native form of uncombined carbon; hardest mineral known)
 - Graphite
Amoprhous
 - Butuminous (soft coal)
 - Anthracite (hard coal)
 - Coke (impure carbon)
103
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St. Elmo’s fire; light carrier; essential constituent of protoplasm, nervous tissues, and bones

A

PHOSPORUS

104
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3 ALLOTROPIC FORMS OF PHOSPORUS

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  • White/ Yellow P
  • Red/ Violet P
  • Black P
105
Q

First anti-syphilis; discovered by Paul Erhrlich

A

Arsephenamine; Salvarsan, Compound 606, Magic bullet

106
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Cupric acetoarsenite

Rodenticide; insecticide; pigment; blue colarant for fireworks

A

Paris green

107
Q

Cupric hydrogen arsenite

A

Scheele’s green

108
Q

1% Potassium arsenite soln (Fowler’s soln)

A

Former antileukemic

109
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Arsenic (III) iodide soln (Donovan;s soln)

A

For trypanosome infxn, malaria, TB, RA, diabetes (before)

110
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FATHER OF CHEMOTHERAPY

A

Paul Ehrlich

111
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Used as an astringent, antiseptic; internal protectant (antacid + inhibits H. pylori)

A

BISMUTH

112
Q

Insulin mimetic effect

Green tongue

A

VANADIUM

113
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3 ALLOTROPES OF OXYGEN

A

Nascent
Atmospheric/molecular O2
Ozone O3

114
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SOURCES OF SULFUR

A

Crude furnace

Calcarone (by Frasch process)

115
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ALLOTROPES OF SULFUR

A

Alpha/Rhombic S - stable @ room temp

Beta/Monoclinic S - at equilibrium at 96°C

116
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SULFUR VARIETIES

A 
Amorphous S
Liquid S
Plastic S
Precipitated S (milk of sulfur)
Sublimed S (flowers of sulfur)
Washed S
117
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WHITE LOTION COMPONENTS

A

Sulfurated potash + ZnSO4

118
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First radioactive element

A

POLLONIUM

119
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A super halogen (Linus Pauling); most electronegative element; strongest OA; suppresive effect on thyroid

A

FLUORINE

120
Q

Dephlogisticated muriatic acid

A

CHLORINE

121
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DIFF. PREPS OF BROMINE

A 
Bromine TS (1% Br water)
Bromine VS ().1N Br/Koppescharr's soln)
3 Bromide elixirs - Na, K, NH4
122
Q

Heaviest nonmetal

A

IODINE

123
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IODINE PREP with 2%I2 in water + NaI

A

Iodine soln

124
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5% I2 in water + KI

A

Strong iodine/Lugol’s soln

125
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1st element produced artificially

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TECHNICIUM

126
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2ND LIGHTEST GAS

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HELIUM

127
Q

Niton; synthetic noble cas; Tx. for Cervical CA

A

RADON

128
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COMMON ORES OF IRON:

A
  • Hematite
  • Pyrite/”fool’s gold”
  • Iron stone
129
Q

Best known hypothesis of Fe ABSORPTION (duodenum)

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MUCOSAL BLOCK POSTULATION BY HAHN

130
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IRON FORMS

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  • Cast/pig iron 92-94%
  • Wrought iron - 99.9%
  • Cementite/white cast iron
  • Gray cast iron/graphite scales
131
Q

Heaviest/densest metal

A

OSMIUM

132
Q

Noble metal;cisplatin

A

PLATINUM

133
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Present in permanent magnets; Vit B12; enhances beer foam

A

COBALT

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