dosage design 2 Flashcards
what are the dissolution process?
- solvation
- hydration
- dissociation
what is solvation?
interaction between solute particles and solvent particles. the solute particles is surrounded by the solvent particles and seperated from each other
what is hydration
almost the same with solvation but the solvent is water
what is dissociation?
interaction between solute and solvent. The solute particles are separted by each other and surrounded by solvent. However the solute particles are individual molecule such as glucose.
how does dissolution occur?
- diffusion to the surface
- adsorption to the surface
- reaction on the surface
- desorption on the surface
- diffusion of products from the surface
what is dissolution rate
amount of drug that dissolve per unit time under standardised condition of liquid, temperature and solvent composition.
factors affecting dissolution process?
- nature of solute and solvent
- temperature
- presence of mixing
- interfacial surface area
- presence of inhibitor
factor affecting drug dissolution
1 physicochemical properties of drug
2 dosage form
physicochemical properties of drug
1.particle size
2. solubility
3. polymorphism & amorphophism
4. salt form of drug
5 hydrate solvates
dosage form that affect dissolution
- pharmaceutical excipients
- manufacturing process
- method of granulation
- intensity of packing of capsule content
what is dissolution
a process where drug molecules dissolve
process by which solute dissolve in solvent to form solution