GROUP IV A CARBON GROUP OR CRYSTALLOGENS

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Carbon

a nonmetal that is essential to life on earth

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Silicon & Germanium

these are metalloids used in computer chips

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Tin

this is useful because it is not very reactive

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Carbon

used as a reducing agent in the preparation of many

metals

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Carbon

this is relatively inert at room temp. but combines with O2 and X2 and with other non-metals

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Ge and Sn

these are active metals, they displace H from acids and combines with most metals

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amphoteric

Oxides and hydroxides of Sn and Pb are __________

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Carbon

Found in pure state in the form of diamond, graphite, and coal

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Carbon

Produced in various forms such as coke, lampblack, or charcoal

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CO2

it is a compound of carbon; it is a component of carbonated drinks, respiratory stimulant in treatment of CO, alcohol, and morphine poisoning

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Carbonates of Ca, Mg and Al

it is a compound of carbon; it is used as a gastric antacid

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CO

it is a compound of carbon; it has a toxic poison due to its interaction w/ hemoglobin

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CS2

it is a compound of carbon; it is used as solvent

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CCl4

it is a compound of carbon; it is used as a solvent & fire extinguisher

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(CN)2 (Cyanogen)

it is a compound of carbon; it is extremely poisonous gas w/ a pungent odor

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Bismuth sub carbonate

it is a compound of carbon, and it is used as an astringent and protective

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(NH4)2CO3

it is a compound of carbon; it is used as a reflex stimulant & expectorant

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Acetate ion (CH3COO-)

an identification test of carbon where acids will evolve acetic acid (vinegar-like odor) w/c when heated with alcohol forms a fruity odor of ethyl acetate

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Cyanate

an identification test of carbon; Cobalt acetate + acetic acid → azure blue crystals

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Carbonates & bicarbonates

an identification test of carbon where acids will evolve CO2 by effervescence (bubbling of gas through the liquid)

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Silicon

2nd most abundant element

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Silicon

it is an element that forms inert oxide (silica) w/c causes silicosis

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Bentonite

an agent compound of silicon, known as soap clay, mineral soap, or native colloidal hydrated aluminum silicate

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Kaolin

an agent compound of silicon, known as Native hydrated aluminum silicate; it is used as an adsorptive for diarrhea & dusting powder

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Potassium aluminum silicate (Feldspar)

an agent compound of silicon; it is a raw material for glassmaking & ceramics

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Talc

an agent compound of silicon, known as Hydrated Magnesium silicate, soapstone; it is used as a dusting agent and filtering agent

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Attapulgite

an agent compound of silicon, known as Hydrated Magnesium Aluminum silicate, Polymagma, Diatabs, Quintess; it absorbs water, toxins, and bacteria, contributes to firmer stools, and reduces fluid loss in diarrhea

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Hydrolyzed orthosilicate

an abrasive compound of silicon, known as Silica gel

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Natural Calamine

an abrasive compound of silicon, known as Hydrated zinc silicate

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Silicic Acid

an abrasive compound of silicon; it is used in ceramic industry in the manufacture of bricks, tile, pottery, used in glass manufacture

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Soda-lime of soft glass

an abrasive compound of silicon; it is made by fusing CaCO3, Na2CO3 and SiO2

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Pyrex glass

an abrasive compound of silicon; it consists of: 80% SiO2, 2% Al2O3 and 13% B2O3

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Hard or Potash Glass

an abrasive compound of silicon; it consists of: 80% SiO2, 0.6% Na2O, 0.7% CaO, 12% K2O

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Simethicone (polymeric dimethylsiloxane)

an abrasive compound of silicon; it is used as an antifoaming agent & antiflatulent

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Powler

Pb and Sn (20:80)

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Gunmetal

Cu and Sn (90:10)

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Solder

Pb and Sn ( 50:50)

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stannic oxide

germicidal & anticariogenic agent

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Stannous fluoride

dental prophylactic and germicide against Staphylococcal infections

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Sulfide test (H2S)

Identification test of Sn2+ — yellow ppt. of SnS2

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Lead

this element increases the refractive index of glass

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Plumbism

If lead is absorbed readily in the intestinal tract and through broken skin, and deposited in bones, it can cause _________.

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Galena (PbS), Cerussite (PbCO3), Anglesite (PbSO4)

Sources of Lead

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Pb acetate (Sugar of Pb)

it is a compound of lead; it is used as an astringent & ingredient of lead subacetate solution

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Pb subacetate solution (Goulard’s extract)

it is a compound of lead; it is used as an astringent & antiseptic

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PbO (Litharge)

it is a compound of lead; it is used in the preparation of lead subacetate solution

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Pb3O4 (Minium)

it is a compound of lead; it is a bright orange-red paint pigment

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PbCl2

astringent and dusting powder

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Chromate test (K2CrO4)

it is a identification Test (Pb2+); a yellow ppt. of PbCrO4

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Chloride test (HCl)

it is a identification Test (Pb2+); a white ppt. of PbCl2 w/c is soluble in boiling water

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Titanium

this element is also known “Titan” or “Sons of the Earth”

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Titanium

this element is a powerful reducing agent

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Titanium dioxide

opacifying agent & UV ray protectant

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Zirconium

this element is connected to Jargon, Hyacinth, Jacinth, Liguria

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Zirconium

this element is similar with Aluminum but banned due to granuloma formation

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Zirconium

this element’s former official compounds are the oxide & carbonate, w/c were both used as antiperspirant