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[1ST YEAR] PH 105.1 - Pharmaceutical Analysis I (Lab) > FINAL 01 - Special Methods in Pharmaceutical Analysis > Flashcards

FINAL 01 - Special Methods in Pharmaceutical Analysis Flashcards

1
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Is the residue, consisting chiefly of cellulose that remains undissolved after successive treatment with boiling acid and alkali

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Crude fiber

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2
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Principle involved - Cocoa

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Gravimetric analysis

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3
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Sample - Cocoa

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Cocoa powder

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4
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Scientific name - Cocoa

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Theobroma cacao L.

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5
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Family - Cocoa

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Sterculiaceae

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Is used as an emmenagogue, emollient, and nutritive

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Cocoa

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7
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Crude fiber limit

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7% of ether-insoluble residue

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8
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Represents the volatile oil of the drug

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Volatile ether-soluble extractives

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9
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Represents the active constituents associated with volatile matter such as fixed oils, resins, and coloring matter

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Non-volatile ether-soluble extractives

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10
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Cocoa NVESE limit

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10-22% of NVESE

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11
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Temperature at which ether boils

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35°C

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12
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Is defined as the number of milligrams of KOH necessary to neutralize the free acids of 1g of oil, fat, wax, resin, etc.

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Acid value/acid number/acidity index

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Refers to the number of milligrams of KOH required to neutralize the free acids and saponify the esters contained in 1g of oil, fat, wax, resin, etc.

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Saponification value/Saponification number/Koettsdorfer number

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14
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Is the number of milligrams of KOH required to saponify the esters in 1g of fatty or volatile oil, fat, wax, balsam, etc.

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Ester value/Ester number

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15
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Scientific name - Peppermint

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Mentha x piperita

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16
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Family - Peppermint

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Lamiaceae

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17
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Species name of peppermint which means ‘peppery’

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Piperita

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18
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Limit - Peppermint oil

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not less than 5% menthyl acetate; not less than 50% of total menthol

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19
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3 esters found in volatile oils

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Linolol, Menthol, Santolol

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20
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The number of grams of iodine absorbed under specified conditions by 100g of oil, fat, wax, or other substances

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Iodine value/Iodine number

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21
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Has an iodine value of above 120

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Drying oil

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22
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3 examples of drying oil

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Linseed, Fish, Cod-liver

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23
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Has an iodine value of 100-120

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Semidrying oil

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24
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Has an iodine value of below 100

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Non-drying oil

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25
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2 examples of non-drying oil

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Cottonseed, Sesame

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26
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Fixed oil obtained from the ripe fruit of Olea europaea Linne

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Olive oil

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27
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Scientific name for olive

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Olea europaea Linne

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28
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Family - Olive

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Oleaceae

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29
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Is present in olive oil

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Oleic acid

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30
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Iodine value USP specification of olive oil

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Between 79-88

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31
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Principle - Olive oil

32
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Indicator - Olive oil

33
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Endpoint - Olive oil

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Disappearance of blue color

34
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Scientific name of watermint

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Mentha aquatica

35
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Scientific name of spearmint

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Mentha spicata

36
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Main constituent of peppermint oil

37
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Sample/analyte - Assay of peppermint oil

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Peppermint oil

38
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Used in the washing of the analyte - Assay of peppermint oil

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Sodium carbonate

39
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Indicator - Assay of peppermint oil

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Phenolphthalein

40
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Involved in acetylation and saponification - Assay of peppermint oil

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Acetic anhydride, sodium acetate (anhydrous)

41
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Alkalinizer - Assay of peppermint oil

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Alcoholic KOH solution

42
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Titrant - Assay of peppermint oil

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Standard HCl solution

43
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Used in the test for dryness - Assay of peppermint oil

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Anhydrous sodium, Anhydrous cupric sulfate

44
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Refers to the analysis of a sample material using a set of chemical procedures

45
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Is used as an insect attractant, UV absorber, biocide, and antiseptic

46
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Principle - Assay of clove oil

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Saponification

47
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Sample - Assay of clove oil

48
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Scientific name of clove

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Syzygium aromaticum

49
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2 common name of Syzygium aromaticum

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Clove, Caryophyllus

50
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USP specification of clove oil

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Not less than 85% volume of total phenolic substance

51
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Is designed for the Babcock test procedure

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Babcock bottle

52
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Correction factor of 8 division babcock

53
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Correction factor of 10 division babcock

54
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Is a dehydrating agent that serves to salt out on any volatile oil from the diluted alcoholic mixture

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Calcium chloride (CaCl2)

55
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Is the process which involves the application of the centripetal force for the sedimentation of heterogenous mixtures with a centrifuge machine

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Centrifugation

56
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Is a piece of laboratory equipment which spins liquid samples at a high speed

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Centrifuge machine

57
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Are complex products composed of mixtures of compounds of widely variant chemical characteristics

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Volatile oils

58
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Determined by pycnometer or Mohr Westphal balance

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Specific gravity

59
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To determine adulteration

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Optical activity; Rotatory power

60
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Measured by means of a refractometer to detect the presence of extraneous matter

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Refractive index

61
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For oils with large amounts of readily crystallizable constituents, a higher congealing point is desired

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Congealing point

62
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Official standards usually designate the temperature or temperature range at which a definite percentage of the oil is distilled

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Distillation range/limits

63
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Involves the determination of purity by separating the various components of the volatile oil and adulterants

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Fractional distillation

64
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Volatile oils are generally miscible in organic solvents

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Solubility

65
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2 uses of peppermint spirit

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Carminative, Flavoring agent

66
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Scientific name of coffee

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Coffea arabica

67
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Family of coffee

68
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Is a bitter substance that has many effects on the body’s metabolism

69
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Are molecular compounds that are derived either naturally or synthetically from xanthine

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Methylxanthines

70
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Family - Clove

71
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Ester value - Baron vegetable oil

72
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Ester value - Gino vegetable oil

73
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Ester value - Gino vegetable oil

74
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Ester value - Ideal vegetable oil

75
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Ester value - Grand vegetable oil

76
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Ester value - Grand vegetable oil

77
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Ester value - Grand vegetable oil

[1ST YEAR] PH 105.1 - Pharmaceutical Analysis I (Lab) (5 decks)

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