Inorganic

Cards (24)

  • Ce
    Catalyst in the polymerization of resins
  • Al
    • Anti-inflammatory agents in rheumatoid arthritis [RA]
    • For non-disseminated lupus erythematosus [NDLE]
    • Gold dermatitides [a contact dermatitis]
  • Ag
    • Found in indelible ink
    • As protein denaturant
    • Argyria
  • Cu
    • Insecticide, fungicide, as water purifier
    • Alloys in medicine, emetic, astringent, caustic, escharotic
    • Wilson's disease
  • Ga
    Manufacture of Arc lamps
  • Tl
    Rat, roach and ant poison
  • Sn
    Found in canned milk and other canned products
  • Zr
    • Ingredient of deodorant and anti-perspirants
    • Causes granulomas and dermatitis
  • Ba
    • Depilatory
    • Green pyrotechnics
    • Causes Baritosis [hoarseness and muscle twitching]
  • Mg
    • Natural calcium channel blocker [CCB]
    • 2nd most abundant intracellular cation
    • Used as cathartic and anticonvulsant
    • Mild effect: depressed deep tendon reflexes
    • Severe effect: respiratory paralysis and heart block
  • Be
    • Most toxic metal
    • Fluorescent lighting industry
    • Found in neon lamps
    • Lung carcinoma and chronic granuloma
  • B
    • Vulcanizing rubber
    • Increase thermal coefficient of expansion of gas
  • Mn
    Co-factor in enzymatic reactions
  • Co
    • Manufacture of permanent magnet, batteries and beer
    • Found in Vitamin B12
  • Os
    • Densest metal
    • Staining of microscopic specimen used in electron microscopy
  • Bi-beautiful meadow

    Silvering of mirrors
  • Sb
    • Found in tartar emetic, and brown mixture
    • Protoplasmic poison
    • Similar to Arsenic poison
    • May cause myocardial infarction [MI]
    • Produces Stibine gas with acid or heat
  • Mo
    Bacterial fixation of atmospheric oxygen
  • Cr
    • Glucose tolerance factor
    • Found in brown sugar and butter
    • Deficiency resembles diabetes mellitus [DM]
  • W
    Manufacture of lamps and ballpoints of pens
  • I
    • Source: over ingestion of iodized salts
    • Iodism [sharp metallic taste, GI distress, Skin weeping and crushing similar to corrosives]
  • F
    • Fluorosis in children
    • Found in drinking water supplies and in toothpastes
    • Rats and roach poisons
  • Br
    • Dark brownish volatile liquid and with suffocating odor
    • Bromism
  • Cl
    • Tear gas
    • Water disinfection