Exam 1 Flashcards
When temperature increases what does solubility do?
Solubility also increases
Does a drug with high melting point have high or low solubility?
low solubility
Lower pH=? and solubility in H20?
Increase H+ and decreased solubility in H2O
pKa=?
pKa= -log (Ka)
pH=?
-log(H+)
How does particle size affect solubility?
Solid drugs that have small particle size are more soluble
What is a solution?
A SOLUTION is a type of DISPERSION from a physical mixture of two or more substances.
What are the factors that control the solubility of a solid?
Temperature, melting point, molar heat of fusion, heat of solution, pH of solution, Physical and chemical properties of solute and solvent, particle size and form, nature and magnitude of intramolecular forces.
Name 3 non electrolyte non-dissociating molecules
Ethanol, Propylene glycol, glycerin
Weak electrolytes?
Weak base and weak acid
Strong electrolyte?
NaCl Strong dissociation
What are salts?
Neutralization products of acid base reactions
Examples of strong acids
HNO3, H2SO4, HClO4
Weak acids
B(OH)3, H2CO3, H3PO4, H2SO3
When pH= pKa
50% of the drug is in the ionized form