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290 Cards in this Set
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COLOR OF LITHIUM |
CARMINE RED |
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LIGHTEST METAL |
Lithium |
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An element that killed 4 US President |
Lithium |
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CNS DEPRESANT |
Lithium |
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Hangover cure |
Lithium |
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Hypnotic |
Lithium Bromide |
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Bromide syrup |
Sedative |
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Lithium Carbonate |
Antacid, antirheumatic, diuretic |
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Lithium citrate |
Antacid |
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Less iritating to the stomach |
Antacid |
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Natrium |
Sodium |
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Sodium color |
Bright golden yellow |
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Predominant cation in ECF |
Sodium |
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Caustic soda |
Sodium hydroxide |
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Sodium Hydroxide subsatance is... |
Escharotic |
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Used in soap preperations |
Sodium hydroxide |
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Used in acid base titrations |
Sodium hydroxide |
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Other name of sodium chloride |
Table salt or Rock salt |
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Prescription for fiat isotonic collyrium |
Sodium chloride |
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0.9% NaCl |
Normal saline solution (NSS) |
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Physiological salt solution |
Sodium chloride |
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Diuretic, treatment for cystitis and UTI |
Sodium acetate |
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Sodium carbonate in anhydrous form |
Soda ash |
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Soda ash is used for? |
Buffer preperation |
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Decahydrate sodium carbonate form |
Sal soda |
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Sal soda is used as a solution in? |
Lotion preperations |
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Aka as baking soda |
Sodium bicarbonate |
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Medicinal substance of sodium Bicarbonate |
Antacid |
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Urinary alkalizer |
Sodium bicarbonate |
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Sodium nitrate |
Smooth muscle relaxant for angina pectoris |
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Treatment for cyanide poisoning |
Sodium nitrate |
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Parenteral: anticoagulant |
Sodium citrate |
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Oral: alkalizer, diuretic |
Sodium citrate |
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Sodium phosphate medicinal substance |
Saline laxative, catartic |
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Sodium biphosphate medicinal substance |
Urinary acidifier |
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Medicinal use of sodium thiocyanate |
Antihypertensive |
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Antihypertensive |
Sodium thiocyanate |
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Treatment for iodine and cyanide poisoning |
Sodium thiosulfate |
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External medicinal use of sodium thiosulfate |
Treats ringworm infection |
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Sodium sulfate other name |
Glauber's salt |
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Sodium sulfate medicinal properties |
Saline laxative |
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Sodium borate other name |
Borax, sodium tetraborate |
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Use of sodium borate |
Water softener |
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Medicinal properties of sodium bromide |
Sedative |
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Solubilizing agent in iodide solution |
Sodium iodide |
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Bad property of sodium iodide |
Histolytic |
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Destroys tisssue |
Hystolitic |
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5% NaOCl |
Sodium hypochlorite solution |
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Laundry bleaching agent |
Sodium hypochlorite solution |
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NaOCl diluted with equal volume of water |
Labarraque's solution |
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Oxidizing bleaching agent |
Labarraque's solution |
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Diluted 0.5% NaOCl solution |
Modified Dakin's solution |
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Solution of Sodium hypochlorite that is disinfectant |
Modified dakin's solution |
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Seidlitz powders |
Compound effervescent powders |
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Compound effervescent powders effect: |
Mild laxative |
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Compound effervescent powders that comes in blue paper |
Sodium bicarbonate and potassium sodium tartrate |
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Compound effervescent powders that comes in white paper |
Tartaric acid |
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Sodium bicarbonate and Aromatic Ammonia |
Soda mint |
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Soda mint effect |
Carminative, antacid |
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Soda lime |
Calcium hydroxide + Na/K hydroxides |
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For metabolism test , anesthesia and oxygen theraphy |
Soda lime |
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Sodium bicarbonate and calcium carbonate powder |
Sippy powder #1 |
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Sippy powder No. 1 effect |
Antacid |
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Sodium citrate solution effect: |
Diaphoretic |
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Compound sodium borate solution |
Dobell's solution |
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Dobell's solution effect: |
Astrigent and antiseptic |
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Theobromine and sodium acetate effects: |
Diuretic in cardiac edemas |
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Chile saltpeter |
Sodium nitrate |
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Violet in color |
Potassium |
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Predominant cation in ICF |
Potassium |
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Potash |
Mixture |
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Latin name of potassium |
Kalium |
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Potassium acetate effect |
Diuretic |
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Potassium bicarbonate effect |
Antacid and urinary alkalizer |
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Cream of tartar |
Sodium bitartrate |
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Medicinal effects of cream of tartar |
Diuretic and laxative |
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Medicinal effects of potassium bromide |
Sedative |
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Potassium chlorate use |
Manufacture of pyrotechnics |
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Oxidizing germicide |
potassium chlorate |
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Potassium Chloride medicinal effect |
Diuretic |
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Potassium citrate medicinal effect |
Diuretic, expectorant, laxative |
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Potassium Hydroxide is also known as? |
Caustic Potash |
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Potassium mercuric iodide effect |
Germicide |
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Potassium nitrate another name |
Saltpeter |
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Saltpeter, medicinal effect |
Diuretic and diaphoretic |
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Potassium Permanganate is also known as? |
Chameleon mineral |
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Chameleon mineral medicinal effect: |
Antiseptic, and a treatment for urethritis |
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Potassium sodium tartrate other name |
Rochelle salt and sal seignette |
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Potassium sodium tartrate medicinal effects |
Laxative and hydragogue |
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Sulfurated potash other name |
Liver of sulfur or hepar sulfuris |
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Sulfurated potash uses: |
Treatment for parasitic skin diseases |
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Potassium Thiocyanate medicinal effect |
Smooth muscle relaxant |
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Used seldom in medicine |
Rubidium |
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An element that has no importance, never used in medicine |
Cesium |
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Hypothetical ion |
Ammonium |
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Ammonium bromide medicinal effect |
Sedative |
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Ammonium carbonate another name |
Sal volatile, pretson salt, hartshorn or salt of hartshorn |
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Ammonium carbonate medicinal effects |
Reflex stimulant and expectorant |
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2 types of Ammonium Hydroxide |
-Strong ammonia solution -Diluted ammonia solution |
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27-29% ammonia |
Strong ammonia solution |
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9-10% ammonia |
Diluted ammonia solution |
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Other name for strong ammonia solution |
Strong ammonia water |
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Used for strong ammonia water |
Used in manufacturing of ammonium salts, nitric acid and fertilizers |
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Other name for diluted ammonia solution |
Ammonia water |
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2 types of diluted ammonia solution or ammonia water |
-spirit of hartshorn -household ammonia |
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Spirit of hartshorn is from? |
Product of destructive distillation of horns of male deer |
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Household ammonia uses: |
Household cleaning reagent |
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Aromatic ammonia spirit uses: |
Gastric stimulant, carminative and antacid |
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Ammonium acetate solution other name |
Spirit of mindererus |
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Expectorant mixture other name: |
Mistura pectoralis and stoke's expectorant |
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Ammonium chloride other name |
Muriate of ammonia, sal ammoniac |
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Ammonium chloride uses: |
Expectorant and diuretic |
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Group 2A |
Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba |
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Brick red in color |
Calcium |
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2nd most abundant in cation in the ECF |
Calcium |
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Pharmacologic action of calcium |
-nerve transmission -proper cardiac function -blood coagulation -structural basis of skeleton |
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Calcium bromide effects: |
Sedative |
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Calcium carbonate in amorphous state |
Chalk |
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Calcium carbonate in crystalline effect |
Limestone, marble |
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Calcium carbonate is used for |
Building material |
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Precipitated calcium carbonate is also known as |
Precipitated chalk |
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External use of calcium carbonate |
Dentifrice |
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Internal use of calcium carbonate |
Antacid |
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Also known as prepared chalk |
Drop chalk |
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Prepared chalk is used as an: |
Antacid |
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Calcium chloride medicinal effect |
Urinary acidifier |
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2 solutions of calcium chloride |
-ringer solution -lactated ringer solution |
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Isotonic solution of 3 chlorides -ca -na -k |
Ringer solution |
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Ca, Na, K chlorides + sodium lactate |
Lactated ringer solution |
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Used as an calcium supplement |
Calcium gluconate |
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Calcium hydroxide |
Hydrated lime or slaked lime |
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Calcium hydroxide with 3-4x of water |
Milk of lime |
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Calcium hydroxide saturated aqueous solution |
Lime water |
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Uses of calcium hydroxide |
-antacid -mild astringent -saponifying agent for oild |
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Other name of calcium oxide |
-lime -calx -quicklimee |
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Uses of calcium oxide |
Used in making insecticides |
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Other name of Sulfurated lime solution |
Vleminckx solution |
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Lime + sublimated sulfur |
Sulfurated lime solution |
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Uses of Sulfurated lime solution |
Treatment of acne |
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Source of calcium and phosphorus |
Dibasic of calcium and phosphorus |
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Increases Ca absorption |
Vitamin D |
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Also known as Tribasic Calcium Phosphate |
- Bone ash - precipitated calcium phosphate |
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Tribasic Calcium Phosphate medicinal uses: |
Antacid |
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Chlorinated lime , or chloride of lime |
Bleaching powder |
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Disinfectant and bleaching agent |
Bleaching powder |
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Calsium sulfate as dihydrate |
Gypsum |
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Calcium sulfate as hemihydrate |
Palter of paris |
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Filler for wall paper |
Gypsum |
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Used in surgery for making cast |
Plaster of paris |
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Sulfurated lime, calcic liver of sulfur, hepar calcis |
Calcium sulfide |
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Calcium sulfide medicinal effects |
Treatment for acne |
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Crimson red in color |
Strontium |
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Strontium bromide medicinal effect |
Sedative |
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Strontium hydroxide |
Used in sugar industry |
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Strontium nitrate uses |
Used in pyrotechnics |
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Element that is yellowish green in non luminous flame |
Barium |
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Barium chloride is ised for |
Rat poison |
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Used in treatment of stokes adams disease |
Barium chloride |
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Used in constipation of horses |
Barium chloride |
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Radiopaque contrast media |
Barium sulfate |
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Oral barium sulfate |
Barium meal |
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Rectal barium sulfate |
Barium enema |
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Use in making lithopone paints |
Barium sulfate |
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Caustic baryta |
Barium hydroxide |
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Barium hydroxide aqueous solution |
Baryta water |
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Used in manufacturing green fire |
Barium nitrate |
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Calcined baryta |
Barium oxide |
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Used in manufacturing green fire |
Barium oxide |
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Barium sulfide |
depilatory |
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Glucinum or sweet taste |
Beryllium |
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Magnesia |
Magnesium |
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Native hydrated magnesium silicate |
Talc |
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Calcium carbonate + magnesium carbonate |
Dolomite |
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Native magnesium sulfate |
Kieserite |
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Magnesia alba |
Magnesium carbonate |
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Magnesium carbonate medicinal effect |
Antacid and laxative |
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Magnesium citrate |
Laxative and cathartic |
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Milk of magnesia |
Magnesium hydroxide |
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Magnesia magma |
Magnesium hydroxide |
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A suspension prepared by hydration of MgO |
Magnesia magma |
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Magnesia |
Magnesium oxide |
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Magnesium oxide medicinal uses |
Antacid and laxative |
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Tribasic magnesium phosphate medicinal effect: |
Antacid |
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Epsom salt |
Magnesium sulfate |
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Saline cathartic |
Magnesium sulfate |
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Antacid with adsorbent and protective property |
Magnesium trisilicate |
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Magnesium trisilicate as an agent |
Emulsifying agent |
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Fibrous minerals and poor heat conductors |
Asbestos |
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Noble metals |
Group 1B |
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Malleable and ductile |
Group 1b |
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Best electrical conductor |
Silver |
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Least electric conductor |
Gold |
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Best metal heat conductor |
Silver |
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Least heat conductor |
Copper |
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Toxic effect of metals on microbes |
Oligodynamic |
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Cuprum |
Copper |
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Blue to emerald green |
Copper |
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Act as a catalyst for the storage and release of iron |
Copper |
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Cu deficiency |
Menke's Disease |
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Cu toxicity |
Wilson's disease |
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Antidote for Wilson's disease |
-penicillamine -British anti-lewisite |
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Cu + zn |
Brass |
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Cu + sn |
Bronze |
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Cu + zn + ni |
German silver |
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Cu + ag |
Sterling |
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Cupric citrate medicinal effects |
Astrigent and antiseptic |
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Blue vitriol |
Cupric sulfate |
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Antidote for phosphorus poisoning |
Cupric sulfate |
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Components of barfoeds reagent |
Cupric acetate and acetic acid |
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Green verdigris |
Basic cupric acetate |
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Scheele's mineral, sweedish green |
Cupric hydrogen arsenite |
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Paris green or parot green |
Cupric acetoarsenite |
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Cuppric sulfite pentahydroxide and calcium oxide |
Bordeaux mixture |
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Argentum |
Silver |
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Darkening of skin due to the use of silver preperation |
Argyria |
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Eye antiseptic for newborn babies |
Silver nitrate |
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Lunar caustic |
Silver nitrate pensil |
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Howe's solution |
Ammoniacal silver nitrate solution |
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19-23% silver |
Mild silver protein |
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7.5-8.5% silver |
Strong protein silver |
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Mild potargin |
Mild silver protein |
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Mild silver protein medicinal uses |
Mild antiseptic |
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Strong potargin |
Strong protein silver |
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Strong protein silver medical use |
Stronger antiseptic |
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Medicinal use of colloidal silver chloride |
Antiseptic |
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Colloidal silver iodide medicinal use |
Antiseptic |
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Medicinal use of silver sulfadiazine |
Prophylaxis |
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Silver bromide uses |
-Antiseptic -photography |
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Silver oxide |
co absorbent |
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Picragol or picrotol |
Antiseptic |
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King of all metals |
Gold |
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Acid that can dissolve gold |
Selenic acid |
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Reagent that can dissolve gold |
Aqua regia |
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A mixture of nitric acid and hydrochloric acid |
Aqua regia |
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12 karat |
50% gold |
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24 karat |
100% gold |
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6 karat |
25% gold |
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18 karat |
75% gold |
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Alloyed with gold |
Silver and copper |
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Coating technique |
Gilding and plating |
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Chrysotheraphy |
Treatment for RA with gold compounds |
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Commonly used as gold based DMARDS |
Sodium aurothiomalate |
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Orally available gold drug for RA |
Auranofin |
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Radioactice isotope, anticancer |
Gold 198 |
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IV treatment of lupus erythematous and rheumatoid arthritis |
Golf and sodium thoisulfate complex |
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Group 2b |
Zn, cd, hg |
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Galvanizing iron |
Zinc |
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Antidote for Zinc poisoning |
Sodium bicarbonate |
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Zn defficiency |
Parakeratosis |
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Zinc acetate medicinal uses |
Astringent and antiseptic |
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Zinc chloride effect |
Escharotic |
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Zinc chloride as mouthwash |
Antiseptic and astrigent |
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For embalming and preservation of the anatomical specimen |
Zinc chloride |
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Zinc iodide medicinal effect |
Antiseptic |
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Diluted talbots solution |
Iodine and zinc oxide glycerite |
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Diluted talbots solution effects |
Antiseptic and Astringent |
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Zinc white or chinese white |
Zinc oxide |
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Zinc oxide effects |
Antiseptic and astringent |
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98% zinc and 2% ferric oxide |
Calamine |
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Very fine pink powder |
Calamine |
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Calamine medicinal uses |
Treatment of skin diseases |
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70% zinc oxide |
Zinc eugenol cement |
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Dental filler |
Zinc eugenol cement |
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Lassar's plain zinc paste |
Zinc oxide paste |
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Unnas hard zinc paste |
Zinc oxide hard paste |
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Sterilized dry powder used in controlling surgical infections due to anerobic bacteria |
Medicinal zinc peroxide |
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Dusting powder |
Zinc stearate |
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White vitriol |
Zinc sulfate |
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Lotion alba |
White lotion |
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Rust proofing metal |
Cadmium |
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Mass cadium poisoning in japan |
ItaiItai disease |
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Cadmium sulfate uses |
Astrigent in ophthalmic practice |
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Yellow pigment or jaune brilliant |
Cadmium sulfide |
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Hydrargyrum |
Mercury |
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Alloys of mercury |
Amalgams |
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chronic mercury poisoning |
Hydrargyrism |
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Methylmercury poisoning in japan |
Minamata disease |
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Used in metallurgy of gold and silver |
Mercury |
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Blue ointment 9-10% Hg Pesticide |
Mild mercurial ointment |
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Mercurial ointment 47.5%-52% mercury Treatment for syphilis |
Steong mercurial ointment |
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Blue mass Blue pill Cathartic |
Mercury mass |
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Mercury with chalk effect |
Laxative |
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White precipitate And dusting powder- treatment for exzema and parasitic skin disease |
Ammoiniated mercury |
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Corrosive sublimate Mercury bichloride Germicidal 0.10%concentration Preperation for yellow lotion |
Mercuric chloride |
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Mercuric cyanide uses |
Antiseptic and antisyphilitic |
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Mixed with potassium iodide to prepeare mayers reagent Irritant poison Used to prepare dovans solution |
Mercuric iodide |
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Yellow Hgo Yellow precipitate 99.5% HgO Ophthalmic ointmen-antiseptic |
Mercuric oxide |
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Red HgO Red precipitate 1% HgO Coarse powde Skin antiseptic |
Mercuric oxide |
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White precipitate in french prescriptions Calomel Subchloride of mercury Used in black lotion |
Mercurous chloride |
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Component of millons reagent |
mercuric nitrate |