Interpretation : The information on bipolar disorder has to be explained. Lithium carbonate used to treat bipolar disorder is to be explained.
Concept Introduction : A mental disease called bipolar disorder has two extremely severe states: manic and depressive. Extreme mood swings, including highs and lows in feeling, are brought on by it.
Answer to Problem 108A
Lithium carbonate is used to treat bipolar disorder by communicating with a brain cell to balance the emotions and mood swing
Explanation of Solution
Lithium carbonate contains lithium cation
The formula of lithium carbonate is
The compound is neutral in nature.
Bipolar disorder patients exhibit impulsive behavior or exceptional risk-taking.
Lithium may aid in the treatment of bipolar depression and helps lessen the severity and frequency of mania, the raised, euphoric end of the mood spectrum.
Lithium may help feel less suicidal if previously been at risk. Additionally, lithium aids in preventing future manic and depressive episodes.
Lithium carbonate enhances brain cell communication to help balance mood and emotions.
Chapter 9 Solutions
Chemistry 2012 Student Edition (hard Cover) Grade 11
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