Group 1B - Coinage Metals
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For Tollen’s test A. Silver nitrate 1% ophthalmic soln B. Ammoniacal AgNO3 C. 0.5% AgNO3 soln
B
Lunar caustic A. AgNO3 B. CuSO4 C. AgNO2
A
Antidote for phosphorus poisoning A. AgNO3 B. CaO C. CuSO4
C
Cu poisoning
Wilson’s dse
Brass A. Copper and tin B. Copper and zinc C. Copper and gold
B
Bronze A. Copper and tin B. Copper and zinc C. Copper and gold
A
Gold may be dissolved in A. 3 parts HNO3 : 1 part HCl B. 1 part HNO3 : 1 part HCl C. 1 part HNO3 : 3 parts HCl
C
Argyrol A. Strong B. Mild C. Colloidal
B
Colloidal silver iodide A. Protargin B. Argyrol C. Neosilvol
C
Irrigation of urethra and bladder for tx of gonorrhea A. Argyria B. Neosilvol C. Protargin
C
Bordeaux mixture A. AgNO3 + CaO B. KMnO4 + CaO C. CuSO4 + CaO
C
Protein precipitant A. Cu + B. Cu ++ C. Cu +++
B
Antidote for Argyria A. NaCl B. AgNO3 C. CuSO4
A
Luminous vomitus A. Copper poisoning B. Silver poisoning C. Phosphorus poisoning
C
Indelible ink
AgNO3
Component of Purple of Cassius
Gold and tannic acid
Paris green
Copper acetoarsenate
CuSO4 A. Blue vitriol B. White vitriol C. Green vitriol
A
Antiseptic for the eyes A. Argyria B. Neosilvol C. Protargin
A
_____% AgNO3 solution as wet dressing for third degree burns A. 0.05 B. 5 C. 0.5
C
King of all metals A. Cu B. Au C. Ag
B
Eyewash for newly born for gonorrhea A. Silver nitrate 1% ophthalmic soln B. Ammoniacal AgNO3 C. 0.5% AgNO3 soln
A
Antidote for Wilson’s dse A. Silver B. Penicillamine C. Deferoxamine
B
Sterling silver A. 96% pure B. 99% pure C. 92% pure
C