Inorganic Chem

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Ion that often show expectorant action

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IODIDE

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Element present in Grignard's reagent

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Magnesium (Mg)

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Used as a diagnostic to scan bones

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Radioactive strontium

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alternative gas used as inert atmosphere for industrial processed where nitrogen can react

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Argon

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"diagonally related elements" in the periodic table

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BRIDGE ELEMENTS

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Copper is an essential trace element used for utilization of iron and occurs in:

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Hemocyanin

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considered to be the best antidote for mercury poisoning

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Sodium formaldehyde sulfoxylate

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chronic condition that resembles tuberculosis in symptoms

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Silicosis

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Element purported to have an immune system enhancing and antitumor effects

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GERMANIUM

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Thenard's "oxygenated acid"

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Hydrogen peroxide

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term used to describe a solution having the same pH as another solution in w/c it is compared

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Isohydric

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Gas that was once named "niton"

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Radon

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Scientists who isolated "krypton" in liquid residues from argon

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Ramsay & Travers

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emitted when a neutron converts to proton

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NEGATRON

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emitted when proton converts to a neutron

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POSITRON

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In handling bromine, it is advisable to have this in order to stop its action

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AMMONIA WATER

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Koppeschaar's Solution

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Bromine, tenth normal

solution

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Phenolated Iodine Solution

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Boulton's solution

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conc. of iodine effective to combat many common bacteria in distilled water

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1:5000 (0.02%)

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Three Bromides Elixir

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Na, K, NH4

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strength of potassium permanganate as antimicrobial

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0.02%

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used as antioxidant in Hydroiodic syrup and Ferrous Iodide syrup

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Hypophosphorous acid

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Aluminon reagent is chemically known as:

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tri-ammonium aurine-tricarboxylate

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Cobalt meta-aluminate

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Thenard's blue

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ion when warmed with conc H2SO4 and metallic Cu, evolved brown gas; (+) result w/ Brown ring test

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Nitrate

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Nitrates + Nitron reagent

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White ppt

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Violet phosphorus is formed by heating white phosphorus with:

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SODIUM

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Scheele's green is

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Cupric hydrogen arsenite

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this is obtained by the action of zinc upon solutions of antimony trichloride

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ANTIMONY BLACK

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contains 80% Tin + 20% Antimony

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Babbit Metal

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conc of bismuth used as ointment

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30%

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a modification of Marsh's Test

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Gutzeit's test

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places where reacting molecules may be absorbed are called:

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Active sites

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Solution used to differentiate Group I cations

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HCl

(hydrochloric acid)

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This is the process by w/c a chemical reaction occurs:

a. Reaction mechanism

B. Reaction kinetics

C. reaction order

D. NOTA

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A. Reaction mechanism

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This metals exhibit autocomplexation:

A. Noble metals

B. Volatile metals

C. Coinage metals

D. Alkaline earth metals

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B. Volatile metals

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Major constituent of the bones and teeth

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Hydroxyapatite

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Conc. of silver nitrate used as wet dressing for third degree burns

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0.5%

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Used in infant's milk formula for the purpose of preventing curdling of milk

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CaOH (CALCIUM HYDROXIDE)

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Zinc uranyl acetate, Mg uranyl acetate, and cobalt uranyl acetate, forms insoluble salts with:

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SODIUM

Among the three acetates the most suitable for qualitative test for sodium is COBALT URANYL ACETATE

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considered to be the most sensitive test for nitrates

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LUNGE TEST

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Stabilizer for silver protein compounds

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Disodium calcium EDTA

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Solutions that can dissolve gold

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Selenic Acid

Aqua regia (Nitric acid + HCl [3:1])

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ONLY single acid that can dissolve gold

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Selenic acid

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Calcium salt most frequently recommended for oral consumption

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Dibasic calcium phosphate

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Process thay can produce hydrogen with 99% purity

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Messerschmidt Process

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Process to obtain sodium bicarbonate

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Solvay Process

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Process to obtain magnesium

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Dow Process

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Processes to obtain aluminum

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Hall Heroult & Alcoa Chlorine

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Process to obtain sulfur

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Frasch Process

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Process to obtain nitric acid

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Ostwald Process

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Process to obtain ammonia

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Haber Process