Chemistry And Toxicology for Nurses
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Hydrofluoric acid.
HC10, HBrO, HIO, Hypochlorous acid. Hypobromous Hypoiodous acid.
acid.
HC1O 2, HBrO 2, HIO 2, Chlorous acid. Bromous acid. Lodous acid.
HC1O 3, HBrO 3, HIO 3, Chloric acid. Bromic acid. Lodic acid.
HC1O 4, HBrO 4, HIO 4, Perchloric acid. Perbromic acid. Per-iodic acid.
METALLIC ELEMENTS WE have thus far considered only the non-metallic elements. We will now take up the more important metallic elements. For convenience of study the metals will be divided into certain groups wh...ich have properties very much in common.
The metals are divided into two classes: the "light metals, " having a specific gravity (Sp. G. ) from 0. 6 to 4, and the "heavy metals/ 7 Sp. G. Ranging from 6 to 22. 5. Each class is further divided into other groups.
LIGHT METALS Alkali metals. Alkaline earth metals.
K, Na, Li, (NHJ. Ba, Ca, Sr, and Mg.
Oxids, carbonates, Soluble oxids. In- and most soluble salts, soluble carbonates, Earth metals. Al.
Insoluble oxids, but its chemical behavior phosphates, and sul- leans strongly toward phates (except Mg).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hydrofluoric acid.
HC10, HBrO, HIO, Hypochlorous acid. Hypobromous Hypoiodous acid.
acid.
HC1O 2, HBrO 2, HIO 2, Chlorous acid. Bromous acid. Lodous acid.
HC1O 3, HBrO 3, HIO 3, Chloric acid. Bromic acid. Lodic acid.
HC1O 4, HBrO 4, HIO 4, Perchloric acid. Perbromic acid. Per-iodic acid.
METALLIC ELEMENTS WE have thus far considered only the non-metallic elements. We will now take up the more important metallic elements. For convenience of study the metals will be divided into certain groups wh...ich have properties very much in common.
The metals are divided into two classes: the "light metals, " having a specific gravity (Sp. G. ) from 0. 6 to 4, and the "heavy metals/ 7 Sp. G. Ranging from 6 to 22. 5. Each class is further divided into other groups.
LIGHT METALS Alkali metals. Alkaline earth metals.
K, Na, Li, (NHJ. Ba, Ca, Sr, and Mg.
Oxids, carbonates, Soluble oxids. In- and most soluble salts, soluble carbonates, Earth metals. Al.
Insoluble oxids, but its chemical behavior phosphates, and sul- leans strongly toward phates (except Mg).
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