Inorg & Org Chemistry Flashcards by Marah Joy M. FLORES

“inflammable air”, lightest element

A. H
B. N
C. O2
D. He

A. Hydrogen

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the process to prepare Hydrogen:

A. Haber process
B. Solvay process
C. Lane process & Messerschmitt process 99% pure hydrogen
D. Steam Methane Reforming

Lane process & Mesercchmitt process 99% pure hydrogen

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most abundant Hydrogen isotope is the:

A. Tritium
B. Protium
C. Deuterium

B. Protium

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Heavy Hydrogen isotope is the:

A. Tritium
B. Protium
C. Deuterium

C. Deuterium

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radioactive Hydrogen isotope is the:

A. Tritium
B. Protium
C. Deuterium

A. Tritium

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“Quilonium or Lithane”

A. NaHCO3
B. Li2CO3
C. NaCl
D. Na2CO3

B. Li2CO3

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ux: BIpolar disorder & component of Lithia H2O

A. NaHCO3
B. Li2CO3
C. NaCl
D. Na2CO3

B. Li2CO3

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Flux in ceramic glazes

Li2O

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manuf. of ceramics

LiF

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cosmetics and plastics

Li stearate

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manuf. of mineral H2O

LiCl

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manuf. of mineral H2O

LiCl

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reducing agent, perfume manuf.

LiAlH4

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absorb CO2

LiOH

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“cation of choice” - to enhance organic medicaments

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most abundant extracellular cation

a. K
b. Mg
c. Na
d. Ca
e. H

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ux: diuretic, antacid; Tests: ZN, Mg, Co uranyl acetate

a. Na2CO3 - Na Carbonate
b. C2H3NaO2 - Na Acetate
c. NaCl - Na Chloride
d. NaH2PO4 - Na Dihydrogen Phosphate
e. Na2S2O5 - Na Metabisulfite

b. C2H3NaO2 - Na Acetate

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systemic antacid, carbonating agent that has a SE: systemic alkalosis, rebound hyperacidity, edema.

a. Na2CO3 - Na Carbonate
b. C2H3NaO2 - Na Acetate
c. NaHCO3 - Na bicarbonate
d. NaH2PO4 - Na Dihydrogen Phosphate
e. Na2S2O5 - Na Metabisulfite

c. NaHCO3 - Na bicarbonate

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other name of NaHCoO3 - Na bicarbonate

baking soda

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primary standard for acid-base titrations; ux in manufacture of “soda lime glass”

a. Na2CO3 - Na Carbonate
b. C2H3NaO2 - Na Acetate
c. NaCl - Na Chloride
d. NaH2PO4 - Na Dihydrogen Phosphate
e. Na2S2O5 - Na Metabisulfite

a. Na2CO3 - Na Carbonate

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“washing soda”

a. decahydrate
b. Sesquihydrate
c. Anhydrous

a. decahydrate

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trona, urao

a. Anhydrous
b. decahydrate
c. Sesquihydrate
D. NOTA

c. Sesquihydrate

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trona, urao

a. Anhydrous
b. decahydrate
c. Sesquihydrate
D. NOTA

c. Sesquihydrate

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other name of NaH2PO4 - Na Dihydrogen Phosphate; Ux as cathartic and source of phosphate.

a. baking soda
b. carbonate of potash
c. salt peter
d. fleet enema
e. sodium pyrosulfite

d. fleet enema

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H2O soluble antioxidant a. Na2CO3 - Na Carbonate b. C2H3NaO2 - Na Acetate c. NaCl - Na Chloride d. NaH2PO4 - Na Dihydrogen Phosphate e. Na2S2O5 - Na Metabisulfite

e. Na2S2O5 - Na Metabisulfite

electrolyte replenisher, toxicity adjuster, condiments and preservative.

NaCl

Halite a. soler salt b. table salt c. rock salt d. Glauber's salt e. chile saltpeter

c. rock salt

Soler salt a. chire saltpeter b. table salt c. rock salt d. Glauber's salt e. chile saltpeter

b. table salt

"anticoagulant of choice" for most routine coagulant studies. a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate b. NaF c. Na3PO4 - Na phosphate d. C3H5NaO3 - Na lactate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate

1st Fluoride compound used in H2O fluoridation; stimulator of phosphoinositide hydrolysis (rat); antcariogenic (2% soln). a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate b. NaF c. Na3PO4 - Na phosphate d. C3H5NaO3 - Na lactate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

b. NaF

caustic soda, Sosa, Lye a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate b. NaF c. NaOH - Na Hydroxide d. C3H5NaO3 - Na lactate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

c. NaOH - Na Hydroxide

component of soda lime glass:

Ca (OH)2 NaOH KOH

saponifying agent, titrant for acids, component of soda lime glass, CO2 absorber, deliquescent substance

NaOH - Na Hydroxide

reducing agent

Na3PO4 - Na phosphate

"Dakin's solution" (5%) ___; chlorox a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate b. NaClO - Na Hypochlorite c. NaOH - Na Hydroxide d. C3H5NaO3 - Na lactate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

b. NaClO - Na Hypochlorite

oxidizing & bleaching agent, disinfectant, bleaching agent

NaClO - Na Hypochlorite

solubilizer of iodine; Tx for gout a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate b. NaClO - Na Hypochlorite c. NaOH - Na Hydroxide d. NaI - Na iodide e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

d. NaI - Na iodide

Management of acidosis (antacid), diuretic

C3H5NaO3 - Sodium lactate

Management of acidosis (antacid), diuretic

C3H5NaO3 - Sodium lactate

tx for cyanide poisoning; CN: Salite. a. Na3C6H5O7 -Na citrate b. NaClO - Na Hypochlorite c. NaOH - Na Hydroxide d. C3H5NaO3 - Na lactate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

vasodilator, preservative, highly correlated to brain tumors & digestive tract cancer

NaNO2 - Na nitrite

"chire saltpeter" a. NaOH - Na Hydroxide b. NaNO3 - Na nitrate c. Na2S2O3 - Na thiosulfate d. Na2SO4 - Na sulfate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

b. NaNO3 - Na nitrate

"Glauber's salt" a. NaOH - Na Hydroxide b. NaNO3 - Na nitrate c. Na2S2O3 - Na thiosulfate d. Na2SO4 - Na sulfate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

d. Na2SO4 - Na sulfate

Tx for iodism a. NaSCN - Na thiocyanate b. Na2C4H4O6 - Na tartrate c. Na2S2O3 - Na thiosulfate d. NaSCN - NA thiocyanate e. NaNO2 - Na nitrite

c. Na2S2O3 - Na thiosulfate

photographer's hypo, prismatic rice, chemical Ax for cyanide poisoning

Na2S2O3 - Na thiosulfate

most abundant & predominant intracellular cation a. K b. Mg c. Na d. Ca e. H

a. K

the ff: are ON: of K2CO3 - K carbonate except: a. pearl ash b. salt of tartar c. carbonate of potash d. salt of wormwood e. salt peter

e. salt peter

source of K

KCl

sal milabrite

Na2SO4 - Sodium sulfate

primary standard in KFR

Na tartrate

hypotensive agent

Na thiocyanate

hypotensive agent

Na thiocyanate

"oldest known inorganic fertilizer"

NaNO3 - Na nitrate

"Kalium durules" a. Darrow's solution b. K chloride c. K citrate d. sulfurated potash e. K chlorate

b. K chloride

K hydroxide a. caustic soda b. caustic potash

b. caustic potash

component of Wagner's; Mayer's; Valser's reagent a. K citrate b. K chloride c. K chlorate d. K iodide e. K bromide

d. K iodide

component of gargles and mouthwashes a. K citrate b. K chloride c. K chlorate d. K iodide e. K bromide

c. K chlorate

"liver of sulfur" or "heparis liver" if added w/ Zn sulfate = antipsoriasis a. Darrow's solution b. K chloride c. K citrate d. sulfurated potash e. K chlorate

d. sulfurated potash

ON: salt peter, saltire, sal prunelle - Ux: diuretic, meat preservative a. K citrate b. K chloride c. K chlorate d. K iodide e. K nitrate

e. K nitrate

Mineral chameleon a. K permanganate b. K sodium tartrate c. K thiocyanate d. K bitartrate e. K dihydrogen phosphate

a. K permanganate

Darrow's solution (H2O for injection) is composed of:

KCl NaCl Na lactate

diuretic, expectorant, diaphoretic

K citrate

diuretic, expectorant, diaphoretic

K citrate

"Rochelle salt", "sal signette" a. K permanganate b. K sodium tartrate c. K thiocyanate d. K bitartrate e. K dihydrogen phosphate

b. K sodium tartrate

depressant a. K citrate b. K chloride c. K chlorate d. K iodide e. K bromide

e. K bromide

hypotensive agent a. K permanganate b. K sodium tartrate c. K thiocyanate d. K bitartrate e. K dihydrogen phosphate

c. K thiocyanate

"cream of tartar", "creamor", only insoluble K salt. a. K permanganate b. K sodium tartrate c. K thiocyanate d. K bitartrate e. K dihydrogen phosphate

d. K bitartrate

only hypothetical alkali metal a. Li b. Na c. Ce d. NH4+ e. K

d. NH4+

"Spirit of Mindererus" a. NH4 chloride b. NH4 carbonate c. NH4 acetate d. NH4 iodide e. 16 degrees ammonia

c. NH4 acetate

"Hartshorn", sal volatile, preston salt, baker's ammonia a. NH4 chloride b. NH4 carbonate c. NH4 acetate d. ammoniated mercury e. 16 degrees ammonia

b. NH4 carbonate

ON: white precipitate; topical anti-infective a. NH4 chloride b. NH4 carbonate c. NH4 acetate d. ammoniated mercury e. 16 degrees ammonia

d. ammoniated mercury

"Degree Baume" a. NH4 chloride b. NH4 carbonate c. NH4 acetate d. ammoniated mercury e. 16 degrees ammonia

e. 16 degrees ammonia

"muriate of Hartshorn" a. NH4 chloride b. NH4 carbonate c. NH4 acetate d. ammoniated mercury e. 16 degrees ammonia

a. NH4 chloride

1st element discovered by the used of spectroscope a. Li2 b. K c. NH4+ d. Cs e. Na

d. Cs

very malleable; complexes/chelates a. G1A: Alkali Metals b. G1B: Coinage Metals c. G2A: Alkali Earth Metals d. G2B: Volatile Metals

b. G1B: Coinage Metals

the most active a. G1A: Alkali Metals b. G1B: Coinage Metals c. G2A: Alkali Earth Metals d. G2B: Volatile Metals

a. G1A: Alkali Metals

3rd most malleable metal; 3rd best conductor a. Au b. Ag c. Cu

c. Cu

Toxicity associated w/ Cu poisonings a. Wilson's disease b. Hemochromatosis c. Lead poisoning d. Celiac disease

a. Wilson's disease

Ax for Cu toxicity a. EDTA b. Activated charcoal c. Penicillamine d. Dimercaprol

c. Penicillamine

blue vitriol, blue stone a. cuprous citrate b. Cu sulfate c. Cupric hydrogen arsenite d. Ag nitrate e. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate

b. Cu sulfate

Ax for phosphorous poisoning a. cuprous citrate b. Cu sulfate c. NA nitrite d. Ag nitrate e. NA thiosulfate

b. Cu sulfate

"Hatchett's brown;" astringent (8%) a. cuprous citrate b. Cu sulfate c. Cupric hydrogen arsenite d. Ag nitrate e. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate

a. cuprous citrate

"Scheele's green" a. cuprous citrate b. Cu sulfate c. Cupric hydrogen arsenite d. Ag nitrate e. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate

c. Cupric hydrogen arsenite

toxicity associated w/ Ag a. Argyria b. Wilson's disease c. Itai itai disease d. Shaver's disease e. Baritosis

a. Argyria

other name of silver a. argentum, shining bright b. king of all metals, shining dawn c. only reddish metal

a. argentum, shining bright

Antidote for Argyria a. EDTA b. Activated charcoal c. Penicillamine d. Normal saline solution (NSS) e. Dimercaprol

d. Normal saline solution (NSS)

Gold preparation that is taken orally

Auranofin

Gold preparation used for Tx of gout

Ag Na thiomalate

lapiz infernulariz, lunar caustic, indellible ink, caustic pencil a. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate b. Ag nitrate c. Cu. sulfate d. Cuprous citrate

b. Ag nitrate

component of universal antidote:

1 part MgO 2 parts AC 1 part Tannic acid

Tx for warts a. cuprous citrate b. Cu sulfate c. Cupric hydrogen arsenite d. Ag nitrate e. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate

d. Ag nitrate

"Howe's solution" a dental protective & desensitizing agent a. cuprous citrate b. Cu sulfate c. Cupric hydrogen arsenite d. Ag nitrate e. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate

e. Ammoniacal Ag nitrate

white vitriol, used as emetic, astringent

Zn sulfate

most malleable & ductile, best conductor of electricity a. Ag b. Au c. Cu

b. Au

only acid that can dissolve Au

Aqua regia; selenic acid

most toxic metal a. Ag b. Sr c. Be d. Ba e. Ra

c. Be

2nd most abundant intracellular cation a. K b. Na c. Mg d. Ca

c. Mg

Ax for Mg poisoning a. EDTA b. Ca gluconate c. Penicillamine d. Normal saline solution (NSS) e. Dimercaprol

b. Ca gluconate

magnesia a. Mg oxide b. Mg sulfate c. Mg citrate d. Mg hydroxide e. Mg carbonate

e. Mg carbonate

calcined magnesia a. Mg oxide b. Mg sulfate c. Mg citrate d. Mg hydroxide e. Mg carbonate

a. Mg oxide

Epsom salt a. Na chloride b. Mg sulfate c. Mg citrate d. K nitrate e. Na sulfate

b. Mg sulfate

Tx for Ba toxicity a. Ca gluconate b. Mg sulfate c. Na nitrite d. Na chloride c. Mg citrate

b. Mg sulfate

Milk of magnesia, magnesia magma a. Mg oxide b. Mg sulfate c. Mg citrate d. Mg hydroxide e. Mg carbonate

d. Mg hydroxide

talc, soapstone, French chalk a. Mg oxide b. Mg sulfate c. Mg citrate d. Mg hydroxide e. Hydrated Mg silicate

e. Hydrated Mg silicate

lemonada purganti a. Mg oxide b. Mg sulfate c. Mg citrate d. Mg hydroxide e. Mg carbonate

c. Mg citrate

"softest mineral" a. Cu sulfate b. Mg sulfate c. Hydrated Mg silicate d. Ca gluconate e. Ag nitrate

c. Hydrated Mg silicate

2nd most abundant cation in extracellular fluid a. K b. Na c. Mg d. Ca

d. Ca

defective bone mineralization in adult a. Osteoporosis b. Osteomalacia c. Rickets d. Hypocalcemia

b. Osteomalacia

defective bone resorption a. Osteoporosis b. Osteomalacia c. Rickets d. Hypocalcemia

a. Osteoporosis

abnormally low levels of calcium in the blood a. Osteoporosis b. Osteomalacia c. Rickets d. Hypocalcemia

d. Hypocalcemia

defective bone mineralization in children a. Osteoporosis b. Osteomalacia c. Rickets d. Hypocalcemia

c. Rickets

precipitated chalk, ingredient of toothpaste a. Ca chloride b. Ca carbonate c. Ca hydroxide d. Ca oxide e. Ca phosphate

b. Ca carbonate

"muriate of lime", Ca replenisher a. Ca chloride b. Ca carbonate c. Ca hydroxide d. Ca oxide e. Ca phosphate

a. Ca chloride

slake of lime, milk of lime a. Ca chloride b. Ca carbonate c. Ca hydroxide d. Ca oxide e. Ca phosphate

c. Ca hydroxide

primary element of bones & teeth (98-99%)

Calcium

primary element of bones & teeth (98-99%)

Calcium

quicklime, calx, lime a. Ca chloride b. Ca carbonate c. Ca hydroxide d. Ca oxide e. Ca phosphate

d. Ca oxide

chlorinated lime a. Ca chloride b. Ca carbonate c. Ca hydroxide d. Ca hypochlorite e. Ca phosphate

d. Ca hypochlorite

Cu + Zn = a. Brass b. Bronze

a. Brass

Cu + Sn = a. Brass b. Bronze

b. Bronze

CaSO4 + 1/2 H2O = a. gypsum b. terra alba c. plaster of paris

c. plaster of paris

CaSO4 + 2 H2O = a. gypsum b. terra alba c. plaster of paris

a. gypsum

CaSO4 alone = a. gypsum b. terra alba c. plaster of paris

b. terra alba

used in manufacture of flares a. Sr b. Ba c. Ra d. Cd e. Al

a. Sr - Strontium

toxicity associated w/ Ba a. Argyria b. Wilson's disease c. Itai itai disease d. Shaver's disease e. Baritosis

e. Baritosis

Ax for Baritosis a. Table salt b. Epsom salt c. Rochelle's salt d. Glauber's salt e. Chire saltpeter

b. Epsom salt

1st radioactive element discovered by Curie a. Cs b. Zn c. Na d. Ra

d. Ra - Radium

exhibit autocomplexation a. G1A: Alkali Metals b. G1B: Coinage Metals c. G2A: Alkali Earth Metals d. G2B: Volatile Metals

d. G2B: Volatile Metals

Deficiency in Zn

Parakeratosis

Toxicity associated w/ Zn a. Meta fume fever b. Itai itai disease c. Minamata disease d. lobster appearance e. Shaver's disease

a. Meta fume fever

"Burmmett's disinfectant fluid" a. ZnS b. Cd sulfide b. ZnO d. ZnCl2

d. ZnCl2 Zn chloride

component of calmine lotion, "lassar's paste" a. ZnS b. Cd sulfide b. ZnO d. ZnCl2

b. ZnO

ingredient of white lotion, "white sulfide" a. ZnS b. Cd sulfide b. ZnO d. ZnCl2

a. ZnS - Zn Sulfide

used in manufacture of stink bomb a. Cs b. Zn c. Cd d. Ra

c. Cd

Management in Cd toxicity "Itai itai disease" a. EDTA b. Ca gluconate c. Penicillamine d. Normal saline solution (NSS) e. Dimercaprol

a. EDTA

"only yellow sulfide" a. Cd sulfide b. Cd chloride c. Zn sulfide d. Zn chloride

a. Cd sulfide

quicksilver, messenger of gods a. Ag b. Au c. Hg d. Cu e. Al

c. Hg

Best Ax for Minamata disease a. EDTA b. Na formaldehyde sulfoxylate c. BAL d. DMSA

b. Na formaldehyde sulfoxylate

Antidote for Hg toxicity Minamata disease/Pink Disease a. EDTA b. Na formaldehyde sulfoxylate c. BAL d. DMSA

a. EDTA

calomel; used as cathartic

Mercurous chloride

corrosive sublimate, disinfectant

Mercuric chloride

Tx for syphilis

Mercurous iodide

stimulant of indolent ulcers

Mercuric iodide

"yellow precipitate"

Mercuric oxide

sal sativum

Boric acid

Borax, Dobell's solution

Na tetraborate

3rd most abundant metal

Toxicity associated w/ Al a. Meta fume fever b. Itai itai disease c. Minamata disease d. lobster appearance e. Shaver's disease

e. Shaver's disease

Toxicity associated w/ Boric acid a. Meta fume fever b. Itai itai disease c. Minamata disease d. lobster appearance e. Shaver's disease

d. lobster appearance

ampojel, chemalin gel a. Al hydroxide b. Al oxide c. Al carbonate d. Al silicates e. Al phosphate

a. Al hydroxide

Tx for phosphatic calculi a. Al hydroxide b. Al oxide c. Al carbonate d. Al silicates e. Al phosphate

c. Al carbonate

aka china clay a. Feldspar b. Bentonite c. Kaolin d. Pumice

c. Kaolin

aka soap clay, mineral soap a. Feldspar b. Bentonite c. Kaolin d. Pumice

b. Bentonite

volcanic origin, used as dental abrasive a. Feldspar b. Bentonite c. Kaolin d. Pumice

d. Pumice

Tx for Silicosis a. Al hydroxide b. Al oxide c. Al carbonate d. Al silicates e. Al phosphate

b. Al oxide

K Al silicate - most common rock a. Feldspar b. Bentonite c. Kaolin d. Pumice

a. Feldspar

Tx for cancer-related hypercalcemia

Gallium

used as ant poison

Thallium

only element that can form bond on itself

Carbon

Amorphous carbon "bituminous"

soft coal

Amorphous carbon "anthracite"

hard coal

Crystalline carbon purest native form of uncombined C

diamond

Tx for acne, warts, corns, callouses, eczema

C dioxide

possess immune system enhancing & antitumor effect

Germanium

2nd most abundant element

Silicon

Highly resistant borosilicate glass

Type l

aka plumbum

Lead (Pb)

aka Stannum

Tin (Sn)

Ax for Plumbism

EDTA. Ca versenate

aka Titan (son of the earth)

Titanium

most abundant gas in air

Nitrogen (N2)

"laughing gas"

Nitrous oxide

insecticide, anti leukemia

Arsenic trioxide

primary standard in the preparation of ceric sulfate

Arsenic iodide

air pollutant

Nitrogen dioxide

aromatic spirit of ammonia, spirit of hartshorn, spirit of sal

nitrogen trioxide

aka light carrier, St. Elmo's fire

Phosphorous

Mephitic air, azote

Nitrogen

aka Lewisit metal

Arsenic

toxicity associated w/ As poisonings

Aldrich-Mee's line

Ax for Aldrich-Mee's line

BAL

rimary standard in the preparation of cerric sulfate

Arsenic iodide

cause dark stool, blue black gums

Antimony (Sb)

antacid for gastric Px (H. pylori infection)

Milk of Bismuth

an essential trace element; deficiency of this will lead to hyperglycemia

Chromium (Cr)

powerful oxidizing agent

Potassium dichromate

an essential trace element; if FeSO4 is added = prevent low blood levels of iron

Molybdenum (Mo)

Becquerel; radioactive element used for manufacture of atomic bombs

Uranium (U)

strongest oxidizing agent

Fluorine

aka dephlogisticated muriatic acid

Chlorine

most abundant extracellular anion a. K b. Na c. Mg d. Ca e. Cl

e. Cl

Tx for achlorhydria (absence of HCl in gastric secretions)

Chlorine

Tx for Bromism

NaCl + NH4Cl

dark reddishh brown fuming liquid, w/ suffocating odor

Bromine

most metallic halogen

Iodine

1st elemnt produced artificially

Technetium

2nd most lightest element

Helium

most abundant noble gas

Argon

least abundant of all noble gas

Xenon

aka Niton

Radon (Rn)

inhalational anesthetic activity

Krypton

most important element in engineering

Iron (Fe)

Ax for Iron toxicity

Deferoxamine

Green vitriol

Ferrous sulfate

chalybeate pills, ferruginous pills

Ferrous carbonate

used in detection of tannin

Ferric chloride

Prussian blue

Ferric Ferrocyanide

Turnball's blue

Ferrous ferricyanide

makes calamine pink

ferric oxide

Mohr salt

Ferrous ammonium sulfate

complex of iron, sorbitol, citric acid, dextrin

Iron sorbitex

Monsel solution

Ferric subsulfate solution

Deficiency of these element will lead to megaloblastic anemia

Cobalt (Co)

lover's ink, sympathetic ink

cobaltous chloride

"Thenard's blue"

Co meta-aluminate

aka old Nick's copper

Nickel

heaviest & densest metal

Osmium

low oxidation potential & low reactivity-> noble metal; catalyst in finely divided steel

Platinum

Treated soda lime glass

Type ll

Soda lime glass

Type lll

General purpose soda lime glass

Type lV

hydrated Mg Al silicate, polymagma, diatabs, quintess

Al2MgO8Si2 - Attapulgite

polymeric dimethyl siloxane, anti flatulent

Simethicone

sugar of lead, component of the Burrow solution

Lead acetate

indicated for skin inflammation

Lead subacetate

Lead oxide, astringent, brand name:

Litharge

opaquant, UV ray protectant

Titanium

Mephitic air, azote

Nitrogen

component of Selsun blue, antidandruff shampoo

Selenium disulfide

Lugol's solution

Strong iodine solution

Boulton's solution - antibacterial & irritant

Phenolated iodine solution

Povidone-iodine

Betadine

Manganese (Mn) poisoning

Parkinson-like

component of artificial glass, toxicity (inhalation) - "Donald duck-like sound"

Helium

used for Tx of cervical cancer

Radon

from blast furnace a. cementite/white cast iron b. cast iron/pig iron c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

b. cast iron/pig iron

solid solution of hard, brittle iron chloride a. cementite/white cast iron b. cast iron/pig iron c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

a. cementite/white cast iron

aka graphite scales - liquid iron is turn into sand molds and allowed to cool a. cementite/white cast iron b. cast iron/pig iron c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

c. gray cast iron

removal of impurities of cast iron a. cementite/white cast iron b. cast iron/pig iron c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

d. wrought iron

aka "fool's gold" is a native iron sulfide a. cementite/white cast iron b. cast iron/pig iron c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

e. iron pyrite

iron in solution w/ ferruginous taste a. chalybeate b. cast iron/pig iron c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

a. chalybeate

70% cerium + 30% iron a. chalybeate b. Misch metal c. gray cast iron d. wrought iron e. iron pyrite

b. Misch metal

most economic & satisfactory form of iron preparation

Ferrous sulfate

Ferrous gluconate:

Fergon

Ferrous fumarate:

Toleron

essential in development of erythrocytes & hemoglobin, component of Vit B12

Cobalt

catalyst in finely divided steel

Palladium (Pd)