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PHARMACEUTICAL - antacid
AIDS AND 2. Sodium Bicarbonate
NECESSITIES - aka “baking soda”
- systemic antacid
- Carbonating Agent
I. AKALI METALS
- Side effects:
- Group IA: Alkali Metals
- Systemic alkalosis
- Most reactive metals
- rebound hyperacidity
- Valence: 1
3. Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate
Aka: “fleet enema”
A. HYDROGEN Use: Cathartic
- Aka: “Inflammable air”
- lightest element 4. Sodium Metabisulfite
- water-soluble antioxidant
Isotopes:
a. Protium – most abundant 5. Sodium Carbonate
b. Deuterium – heavy hydrogen Use: Antacid
c. Tritium – radioactive Carbonating Agent
Deficiency: Parakeratosis
Antidote: Sodium Bicabonate B. CADMIUM
- astringent
- manufacture of stink bomb
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS
1. Zinc Chloride Poisoning: itai-itai disease
Aka: Burnett’s Disinfectant Fluid
Antidote: BAL ( British anti-lewisite)
Use: disinfectant/ antiseptic or Dimercaprol
Dentin desensitizer
Corrosive IMPORTANT COMPOUND
1. Cadmium Chloride
2. Zinc peroxide - Emetic
Aka: Zinc White - treatment of Tinea infection
Lassar’s paste
2. Cadmium Sulfide
Use: Antiseptic Aka: yellow sulfide
Astringent Use: anti-seborrheic
Topical protectant
3. Cadmium Sulfate
- ophthalmic antiseptic
3. Zinc Oxide
- antiseptic C. MERCURY
Aka: Quicksilver
4. Zinc Sulfide Messenger of Gods
Aka: White lotion
White sulsife Use: diuretic
Antiseptic
Use: parasiticide Treatment of syphilis
Topical protectant Cathartic
Parasiticidal/ fungicidal Use: buffer (Ophthalmic soln
2%)
Industrial use: thermometer Antiseptic
Amalgams (Dental Tonicity adjusting agent
Cement)
2. Na2B4O7. 10H2O
Disease: Minamata Aka: Borax
Na tetraborate
Antidote: EDTA Dobelle’s solution
Use: antiseptic
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS Eye wash
Wet dressing for wounds
1. Hg2Cl2
Aka: Calomel B. Aluminum
Use: Cathartic - most abundant metal
Local antiseptic - 3rd most abundant element
8. Simethicone
V. CARBON GROUP - Polymeric dimethyl siloxane
A. CARBON - antiflatulent
- Crystalline = graphite, diamond
- Amorphous = coal, anthracite
C. TIN
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS - stannum
1. Carbon Dioxide - preparation of tin cans
- treatment of acne, warts. Corns,
calluses, eczema IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS
1. SnF2
2. Carbon trioxide - anticariogenic
- use as antacid for effervescent
tablets 2. SnO2
- germicide
3. Carbon Monoxide
- 210x greater affinity to hemoglobin
than oxygen leading to asphyxia then D. LEAD
death - plumbum
- astringent
- protein protectant - Most abundant gas in air: 71% N2,
Poisoning: Plumbism 29% O2
Antidote: EDTA
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS
Sources of Poisoning 1. N2
1. Lead pipes - very stable
2. Paints - since stable, used as INERT
3. Batteries atmosphere for readily oxidizable
substance
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS
1. Pb(CH3COO)2 - LIQUID N2 = used as
- Aka: sugar of lead refrigerant in a black container
- Use: astringent
2. Nitrous Oxide
2. Pb2(CH3COO) - Aka: laughing gas
- aka: Goulard’s extract - Use: inhalational anesthetic
- use: Astringent/ antiseptic - S/E: diffusion hypoxia
- black container
3. PbO
- Litharge (Common Name) 3. Nitrous Dioxide
- vasodilator
- for cyanide poisoning
XI. HALOGENS
B. SULFURE A. FLUORINE
- strongest oxidizing agent
- Poisoning: Fluorosis 1. Strong iodine solution (Lugols
Solution)
Principal manifestation 2. Iodine Tincture (Disinfectant)
1. Mottled enamel 3. Povidone-Iodine (betadine)
2. Abnormal bone growth
E. ASTATINE
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS - only metallic
1. Sodium Fluoride - only synthetic halogen
- anti cariogenic at 2% soln. - only radiactive halogen
2. Tin Fluoride
- Anti cariogenic at 8% soln. XII. MANGANESE/ TECHNECIUM
A. MANGANESE
B. CHLORINE Co factor in:
- aka: dephlogisticated muriatic acid 1. Protein synthesis
- Most abundant extraceullular anion 2. Phosphorylation
- used as water disinfectant 3. Fatty acid and cholesterol
synthesis
IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS
1. Hypochlorite (Na,K) Poisoning: Parkinson-like
- bleaching agent
1. Potassium Permanganate
2. Hydrochloric Acid - Aka: mineral chameleon
- treatment for achlorhydria - use: as oxidizing agent and an
antiseptic
C. BROMINE
- dark reddish brown fuming liquid B. TECHNECIUM
with suffocating odor - first element produced artificially
- used in preparation of
- sedative/ depressant radiopharmaceuticals
-Poisoning: brominism
XIII. NOBLE GASES
Principal Manifestation A. HELIUM
1. Skin eruption - second lightest gas
2. Psychosis - toxicity (inhalation): Donald duck-
3. Weakness like sound
4. Headache - container: brown
D. IODINE C. ARGON
- expectorant - most abundant noble gas
- anti fungal - substituent for N2 in providing inert
atmosphere.
- Deficiency: goiter
D. KRYPTON
Elemental iodine preparation - least abundant of all noble gas
- have inhalational anesthetic activity
E. XENON 5. Ferric Chloride
- Investigational with inhalational Use: astringent
anesthetic activity Styptic
Detection of tannins
F. RADON
- Aka: Niton 6. Ferric Ferrocyanide
- synthetic noble gas - Prussian Blue
- Used for the treatment of CA
(Cervical CA) 7. Ferrous Ferricyanide
- turn bull’s blue
4. Ferrous Carbonate
Aka: Chalybeate pills
Ferruginous pills
Use: hematinic XVI. DIMERCAPROL
Aka: British Antilewisite (BAL)