Diffusion and Dissolution Flashcards

1
Q

What are the 3 types of diffusion?

A

Porous membrane
Fiborous
Semi-Permeable

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2
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What is flux?

A

Amount of material flowing through a cross-section of a barrier in a specific amount of time

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3
Q

Is flux only positive, only negative, or can it be both?

A

Flux is always positive

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4
Q

What defines Steady State conditions?

A

Sink conditions (when concentration in receptor compartment is always 0)

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5
Q

What are Non-Steady State Conditions?

A

Lag time for compound to establish a uniform concentration gradient within the membrane that separates the donor and receiver compartments.

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6
Q

What does dissolution testing help determine?

A

Stability

Shelf-life

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7
Q

Diffusion coefficient

A

D

cm2/sec

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8
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Permeability

A

P

cm/sec

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9
Q

Partition Coefficient

A

K

Constant

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10
Q

Concentration

A

C

mg/cm3

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11
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Time

A

t

sec

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12
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Volume (mL)

A

V

cm3

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13
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Dissolution Rate Constant

A

k

cm/sec

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14
Q

What are the 7 factors affecting dissolution rate?

A
Solubility
Wetting
Particle size
Crystalline state
Hydration
Complexation
Additives
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