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GROUP VIA - OXYGEN FAMILY
Non-metallic and exhibit oxidation state of -2, 0,+2,+4 and +6
Hydrides are all gases, highly odoriferous and poisonous
GROUP VIA - OXYGEN FAMILY
Elements
Oxygen
Suflur (S)
Selenium (Se)
Tellurium (Te)
Polonium (Po)
Oxygen (O-2)
aka
“Empyreal air”, “Dephlogisticated air”, “Yne”
Oxygen (O-2)
physical properties
Most abundant element / supports life
Oxides: Metallic, nonmetallic, amphoteric
Chemically reactive (combines directly w/ elements except with the noble metals: Hg, Ag, Au, & Pt family)
Oxygen (O-2)
use
Used in the treatment of hypoxia / asphyxia
Oxygen (O-2)
container
Green
Oxygen (O-2)
3 allotropes
Nascent (O)
Atmospheric / molecular (O2)
Ozone (O3)
Ozone (O3)
powerful OA (bleach, disinfectant)
Hyperbaric O2
100% O2, 2-3 atmosphere for treatment of hypoxia
Speed up healing of CO poisoning, gangrene, stubborn wounds, and infections in which tissues are starved for oxygen
Sulfur (S)
aka
Sulfur (S)
physical properties
Occurs in free state and in combination (sulfides, sulfates, sulfites)
Sulfur (S)
source
Crude furnace of calcarone
Synthesized by Frasch process
Sulfur (S)
allotropes
alpha / rhombic S
Beta/ monoclinic S
Alpha / Rhombic S-
at RT. Stable
Beta / Monoclinic S-
at equilibrium point (96OC)
Sulfur (S)
use
Used in preparation of scabicidal & keratolytic ointment or lotion
Stimulant (stimulates hair growth)
Cathartic
Depilatory agent /veet (as thioglycolate)
Fumigant
Anti-dandruff
Amorphous s
Insoluble in CS2
Liquid S
Heating sal 160-180OC
Insoluble in CS2
Plastic S
Rubber-like
Precipitated S (milk of Sulfur, lac Sulfur)
Boiling S with lime & precipitating filtered solution with HCI
Very fine pale yellow powder, odorless, tasteless
CS2 solubility: readily dissolves
Sulfurated ointment (10% sulfur)
“AZUFRE”
Precipitated sulfur + mineral oil + white ointment
Sublimed S (flowers of sulfur)
With impurities
Fine yellow powder with faint odor & taste
CS2 solubility slowly & usually incompletely soluble
Sulfurated lime (Vleminckx’ solution)
Sublimed sulfur + lime (boiled)
Washed S
Treating sublimed S with NH3 (to dissolve impurities, particularly As & to remove traces of acid)
Characteristics similar to sublimed S
Sulfurated potash / Potassa sulfurate
K2Sx . K2S2O5 (Liver of sulfur, Hepar sulfuris)
Consists mainly of K polysulfide, K thiosulfate, & K sulfate
Irregular, liver brown
Possess H2S odor
White lotion (USP)
Sulfurated potash + ZnSO4→ZnS (active ingredient
Topical anti-infective: Astringent, protective, mild antimicrobial & antifungal (tx of skin parasitic diseases, psoriasis, scabicide)
Selenium (Se)
aka
“Selena”, “Moon”
Selenium (Se)
physical properties
Essential trace element
Selenium (Se)
pharmacologic use
Promote absorption of Vitamin E
Used as anti-oxidant
Selenium (Se)
industrial use
Rubber
Selenium Sulfide
AKA: Selsun Blue
Anti-dandruff
Tellurium (Te)
Radioactive
Rare element in the oxygen group
Polonium (Po)
First radioactive element discovered by Curie
GROUP VIB - CHROMIUM SUBGROUP
Exhibit oxidant state of +2 through +6
+2 good reducing agent; +3 good oxidizing agent
Valence: 6
GROUP VIB - CHROMIUM SUBGROUP
elements
Chromium
Molybdenum
Uranium
Chromium (Cr)
physical properties
Essential trace element
Chromium (Cr)
use
Glucose tolerance factor
Chromium (Cr)
deficiency
Secondary hyperglycemia
Cr2+
Reducing agent / anti-oxidant
Cr3+
Trace element (glucose tolerance factor)
Present in brown sugar
C6+
toxic
CrO42-
Precipitant
K2Cr2O7
strong oa
Molybdenum (Mo)
physical properties
Essential trace element
Molybdenum (Mo)
use
Cofactor for flavin dependent enzymes, xanthine oxidase
Co-factor enzyme
For bacterial fixation of atmospheric N2
Molybdenum Oxide (MoO3)
+ FeSO4: hematinic
Tungsten (W)
aka
wolfram
Tungsten (W)
use
filaments in light bulbs (increase Melt pt, decrease volatility)
Uranium
Discovered by Becquerel (the Sl unit for radioactivity 1 Bq = 1 decay/sec)
Radioactive element used for manufacture of atomic bomb
Curie- non SI unit for radioactivity
No pharmaceutical use