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1
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Parts of the bunsen burner

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  • COLLAR
  • GAS HOSE
  • METAL BASE
  • BARREL
  • AIR HOLE
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2
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It is used to raise the height of the flame for ease of use

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BARREL

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3
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It is turned to open or close the air hole to obtain the required flame type

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COLLAR

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4
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It allows the air to enter the burner

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AIR HOLE

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5
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A wide and heavy base so that the burner is less likely to topple

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METAL BASE

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6
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It is used to carry the gas from the gas tap

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GAS HOSE

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7
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The hot part of the flame

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THE TIP OF THE DARKER FLAME INSIDE

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8
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The cold part of the flame

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THE BODY OF THE DARKER FLAME INSIDE

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9
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Parts of a flame

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  • OUTER NONLUMINOUS FLAME
  • HOTTEST REGION
  • INNER BLUE CONE
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10
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Color of barium ions flame test

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GREEN

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11
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Color of lithium ions flame test

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CARMINE RED

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12
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Color of potassium ions flame test

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PURPLE / LILAC

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13
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Color of sodium ions flame test

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YELLOW

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14
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Color of calcium ions flame test

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BRICK RED

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15
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Color of arsenic ions flame test

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BLUE

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16
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Color of iron ions flame test

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GOLD

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17
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  • First described by Sir Humphrey Davy
  • They are very lustrous, but oxidizes rapidly
  • Most reactive metals
  • Valence: 1
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ALKALI METALS

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18
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Also known as inflammable air

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HYDROGEN

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19
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The lightest element

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HYDROGEN

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20
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Three isotopes of hydrogen

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  • PROTIUM (MOST ABUNDANT)
  • DEUTERIUM (HEAVY WATER)
  • TRITIUM (RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPE)
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21
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Also known as eka-caesium

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FRANCIUM

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22
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  • Extremely rare; <2g in the world
  • Radioactive
  • Discovered in France
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FRANCIUM

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23
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Also known or its color is sky blue

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CESIUM

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24
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  • Catalyst in polymerization of resin forming materials
  • 1st element viewed under spectrophotometer
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CESIUM

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25
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Used in fireworks

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RUBIDIUM

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26
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Also known as earth stone

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LITHIUM

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27
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Most reactive metal

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LITHIUM

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28
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Compound used as depressant

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LITHIUM BROMIDE (LiBr)

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29
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Compound used as drug of choice for mania

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LITHIUM CARBONATE (Li2CO3)

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30
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Also known as kalium

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POTASSIUM

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31
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  • Predominant intracellular cation
  • 8th most abundant in earth’s crust
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POTASSIUM

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32
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Compounds of potassium and their uses

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  • KCH3COO (DIURETIC)
  • KHCO3 (ANTACID)
  • K2CO3 (ANTACID)
  • KCL (TREAT HYPOKALEMIA; LETHAL INJ.)
  • KOH (SAFONIFYING AGENTIN SOFT SOAP)
  • KMnO4 (OXIDIZING AGENT; PERMANGONOMETRY)
  • KNO3 (SALITRE; SALT PETER)
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33
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Also known as from nature

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SODIUM

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34
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  • Primary extracellular fluid cation
  • 4th most abundant element in the earth’s crust
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SODIUM

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35
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Compounds of sodium and their uses

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  • NaHCO3 (BAKING SODA; SYSTEMIC ANTACID)
  • NaHSO3 (LEUCOGEN; MOST POWERFUL PRESERVATIVE; ANTIOXIDANT)
  • NaCL (SEA SALT; TABLE SALT; ROCK SALT; ANTIDOTE FOR ARGYRIA; USED AS AN ELECTROLYTE REPLENISHER LIKE NSS)
  • NaF (ANTI-CARIOGENIC 2% IN 4 APPLICATIONS)
  • NaOH (CAUSTIC SODA; SOSA; LYE; SAFONIFICATION OF HARD SOAP)
  • NaNO3 (CHILE SALT PETER; PERU SALT PETER; PRESERVATIVE)
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36
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Meaning of PICO

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PHOSPHATE INSIDE, CHLORIDE OUTSIDE

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37
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Meaning of MICO

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MAGNESIUM INSIDE, CALCIUM OUTSIDE

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38
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Meaning of PISO

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POTASSIUM INSIDE, SODIUM OUTSIDE

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39
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Used in fireworks “crimson red fireworks”

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STRONTIUM

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40
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Active ingredient in sensodyne

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STRONTIUM CHLORIDE (SrCl2)

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41
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Used for fireworks “green fireworks”

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BARIUM

42
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Also known as heavy

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BARIUM

43
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It renders an organ opaque for x-ray

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BARIUM SULFATE

44
Q

Used for cancer chemotherapy

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RADIUM

45
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  • Valence: 2
  • Less reactive than alkali metals
  • All are malleable
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ALKALINE EARTH METALS

46
Q
  • Least metallic
  • Extremely toxic
  • Can cause lung cancer
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BERYLLIUM

47
Q
  • Lightest of all structurally important metal
  • 2nd most abundant intracellular cation
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MAGNESIUM

48
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Compounds of magnesium and their uses

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  • MgSO4 (EPSOM SALT; ANTIDOTE FOR Ba AND BARBITURATE POISONING)
  • MgCO3 (MAGNESIA ALBA; USED AS AN ANTACID AND LAXATIVE)
  • Mg(OH)2
  • Mg CITRATE (LEMONADA PURGANTE)
49
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  • 2nd most abundant extracellular
  • Major component of bones & teeth
  • Partner of vitamin D (Sunshine vitamin)
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CALCIUM

50
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Compounds of calcium and their uses

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  • Ca(OH)2 (SLAKED LIME; MILK OF LIME; TO MAKE SOAP)
  • Ca GLUCONATE (ANTIDOTE FOR Mg POISONING)
  • CaSO4 . 1/2 H2O (PLASTER OF PARIS)
  • CaSO4 . 2H2O (GYPSUM; DENTAL IMPRESSION)
51
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Meaning of FEC CAD SEE

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  • FEC (IRON - VIT. C)
  • CAD (CALCIUM - VIT. D)
  • SEE (SELENIUM - VIT. E)
52
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  • Silver-colored
  • Solid at room temperature
  • Good conductor of heat and electricity
  • Valence: 3
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BORON FAMILY

53
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Also known as eka-aluminum

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GALLIUM

54
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  • Metal that melts in the hand
  • Has the lowest melting point of all metals
  • Used for cancer (hypercalcemia-related)
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GALLIUM

55
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Also known as green twig

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THALLIUM

56
Q

Also known as thallos

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THALLIUM

57
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2nd most toxic metal

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THALLIUM

58
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Nonmetal but classified as metalloid

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BORON

59
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Compounds of boron and their uses

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  • H3BO3 (ANTISEPTIC; EYEWASH (2.45% - 2.5%))
  • Na2B4O7 (BORAX; SOAP)
60
Q
  • Most abundant metal
  • 3rd most abundant element in the earth’s crust
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ALUMINUM

61
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Compounds of aluminum and their uses

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  • AlCl3 (ALUM; USED AS ANTIPERSPIRANT AND DEODORANT)
  • Al(OH)3 (ANTIDIARRHEAL)
62
Q
  • Valence: 4
  • Tend to be in dark color
  • Elements are important to life
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CARBON FAMILY

63
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Used to make tin cans and household utensils

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TIN

64
Q

Compound of tin and its use

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SnF2 (ANTI-CARIOGENIC AT 8%)

65
Q
  • Very unreactive with acid
  • Used as an astringent
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LEAD

66
Q

The basic building unit of organic compounds

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CARBON

67
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Compounds of carbon and its uses

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  • CO (210X AFFINITY TO HEMOGLOBIN; CHERRY RED COLOR CLOOD; FOUND IN MOBILE EXHAUST)
  • CO2 (USED IN MANUFACTURING OF SODA AND CARBON
68
Q
  • 2nd most abundant element
  • Does not react w/ air, acid and water
  • Used as an Anti flatulent (Simethicone); used in making glass
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SILICON

69
Q

What are the elements that are not considered transition elements because of their electronic configuration

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  • MERCURY
  • CADMIUM
  • ZINC
70
Q
  • All have mobile electrons
  • Two outer shells allow electron to move back and forth
  • Less reactive than group 1 and 2
  • Form colored mixture when added with water
  • High melting point (except mercury-liq at room temp)
  • Malleable, ductile, metallic luster
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TRANSITION METALS

71
Q

Used in fancy jewelries

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NICKEL

72
Q

Metal in the blood; most important metal

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IRON

73
Q

Glucose tolerance factor

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CHROMIUM

74
Q

A powerful reducing agent; used in surgery and bone graft

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TITANIUM

75
Q

Used in wire making

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PLATINUM

76
Q

Used for prostate cancer

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CISPATIN

77
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  • King of all Metals
  • Gold Preparations for Arthritis:
  • Aurothioglucose (Solganal®)
  • Gold Sodium Thiomaleate (Myocrisin®)
  • Auranofin (Ridaura®) - the only oral preparation
A

GOLD

78
Q

Also known as shining dawn

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GOLD

79
Q

It inhibits microbial growth

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SILVER

80
Q

Also known as shining or bright

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SILVER

81
Q

Compound of silver and its use

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AgNO3 (LUNAR CAUSTIC; INDELIBLE INK; LAPIZ INFERNULARIS; ANTISEPTIC TO THE EYES OF BABIES WITH GONORRHEAL MOTHER = OPHALMIA NEONATORUM (1% CONC.))

82
Q

Antidote for phosphorus poisoning

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CuSO4 (BLUE VITRIOL)

83
Q

Copper poisoning

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WILSON’S DISEASE

84
Q

Antidote for wilson’s disease

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PENICILLAMINE

85
Q
  • Valence: 8
  • Inert
  • Non-metals
  • Little chemical reactivity
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NOBLE GAS

86
Q

Investigated for its use as inhalational anesthetic

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KRYPTON

87
Q

Also known as niton

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RADON

88
Q
  • Radioactive, colorless, odorless, and tasteless
  • Used in treatment of certain types of cancer
A

RADON

89
Q
  • Not flammable
  • Used in deep sea diving (O, He, N)
  • 2nd lightest gas
  • Causes donald duck-like voice
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HELIUM

90
Q
  • Least abundant noble gas
  • Used in some phone for flashlights
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XENON

91
Q

Used in lighting industry and advertising purposes

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NEON

92
Q
  • Most abundant noble gas
  • Substitute to nitrogen gas
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ARGON

93
Q
  • Very reactive
  • As atomic number increases, density and melting point increases
  • Valence: 7
  • All are nonmetal except At
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HALOGEN FAMILY

94
Q

Also known as eka-iodine

A

ASTATINE

95
Q
  • Synthetic, radioactive, and metallic
  • Least reactive of the halogens; less reactive than iodine
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ASTATINE

96
Q
  • Grayish-black solid
  • Used for the treatment f hyperthyroidism, expectorant, antiseptic
  • Povidone-iodine (Betadine) - Antiseptic
  • Saturated Solution of KI - treatment of hyperthyroidism
A

IODINE

97
Q
  • Pale yellow gas; most electronegative element
  • NaF - anticariogenic at 2% in 4 apllications
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FLUORINE

98
Q
  • Deep reddish-brown liquid
  • Used as sedative and antidepressant
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BROMINE

99
Q
  • Greenish-yellow gas; most predominant extracellular anion
  • Used as pool or water disinfectant
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CHLORINE

100
Q

Also known as dephlogisticated muriatic acid

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CHLORINE

101
Q

Other uses of transition metals

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  • STAINED GLASS WINDOWS
  • PAINTS
  • GLAZES ON POTTERY

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