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PH 108 - Physical Pharmacy (Lec) > Interfacial Phenomena and Coarse Dispersion > Flashcards

Interfacial Phenomena and Coarse Dispersion Flashcards

1
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When phases exist together, the boundary between two of them is known as __________

A

Interfaces

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2
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The term __________ is used when referring to either a gas-solid or a gas-liquid interface

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Surface

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3
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Is the force per unit length existing at the interface between two immiscible liquid phases

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Interfacial tension

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4
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2 surface and interfacial tensions unit

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dynes/cm, N/m

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5
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Is the difference between the work of adhesion and the work of cohesion

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Spreading coefficient

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6
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Is the energy required to break the attraction between the unlike molecules

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Work of adhesion

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7
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Is the energy required to separate the molecules of spreading liquid so that it can flow over the sublayer

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Work of cohesion

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8
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The ability of the micells to increase the solubility of materials that are normally insoluble, or only slightly soluble, in the dispersion medium used

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Solubilization

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9
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A thermodynamically unstable system containing two immiscible liquid phases stabilized by emulsifying agent

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Emulsion

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10
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Type of emulsion used mainly for internal/oral use as bitter or disagreeable taste and odor of drugs can be masked by emulsification

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Oil-in-water (o/w)

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11
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Type of emulsion where the oil is the continuous phase

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Water-in-oil (w/O)

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12
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Type of emulsion which involves colloidal systems consisting of vesicle forming phospholipids and water

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Liposome formulations

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13
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Type of emulsion which involves colloidal systems consisting of vesicle forming phospholipids, surfactants, and lipids dispersed in water

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Nanoemulsions

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14
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Type of emulsion which involves a colloidal semi-liquid o/w or w/o emulsion systems consisting of a complex mixture of lipo- and hydrophilic surfactants and water

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Microemulsions

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15
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Are amphiphilic compounds; stabilizer of the droplet form of the internal phase

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Emulsifier

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16
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Are adsorbed at oil-water interfaces to form mononuclear films and reduce interfacial tension

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Surface-active agents

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17
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Form a multi-molecular film around the dispersed droplets of oil in an o/w emulsion

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Hydrophilic colloids

18
Q

Are adsorbed at the interface between two immiscible liquid phases and form what amounts to a film of particles around the dispersed globules

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Finely divided solid particles

19
Q

Theory of emulsification that states that surface-active agents or amphiphiles, reduce interfacial
tension because of their adsorption at the oil-water interface to
form monomolecular films

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Monomolecular adsorption

20
Q

Are surface active agents (oil-water interface); differ from synthetic surface active agents

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Hydrated lyophilic colloids

21
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Theory of emulsification that states that finely divided solid particles that are wetted to some degree by both oil and water can act as emulsifying agents

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Solid-particle adsorption

22
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2 types of adsorption

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Physical adsorption, Chemical adsorption

23
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Type of adsorption where a physically adsorbed gas can be desorbed from a solid by increasing the temperature and reducing the pressure

A

Physical adsorption

24
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Type of adsorption where the adsorbate is attached to the adsorbent by primary chemical bonds

A

Chemical adsorption

25
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The removal of the adsorbate from the adsorbent

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Desorption

26
Q

The relationship between the amount of gas physically adsorbed on a solid and the equilibrium pressure pressure or concentration at constant temperature yields an __________ when plotted

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Adsorption isotherm

27
Q

Is the angle between a liquid droplet and the surface over which it spreads

A

Contact angle

28
Q

Is a surfactant that, when dissolved in water, lowers the advancing contact angle

A

Wetting agent

29
Q

The adsorbed ions that give the surface its positive charge are referred to as the __________

A

Potential-determining ions

30
Q

The ions, having a charge opposite to that of the potential-determining ions, are known as __________ or __________

A

Counterions, Gegenions

31
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Is the surface of the solid

A

aa’

32
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The limit of the region of tightly bound solvent molecules, together with some negative ions, also tightly bound to the surface

A

bb’

33
Q

Is defined as the difference in potential between the actual surface and the electroneutral region of the solution

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Nernst and Zeta potentials

34
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The potential at the solid surface aa’ due to the potential-determining ion is the __________

A

Electrothermodynamic (Nernst) potential (E)

35
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The potential located at the shear plane (bb’)

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Electrokinetic (Zeta) potential (ζ)

36
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Is defined as the difference in potential between the surface of the tightly bound layer and the electroneutral region of the solution

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Zeta potential

37
Q

A course dispersion in which insoluble solid particles are dispersed in a liquid medium

A

Suspension

38
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Are particles in a suspension that are weakly bonded, settle rapidly, do not form a cake, and are easily resuspended

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Flocculated particles

39
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Are particles in a suspension that settle slowly and eventually form a sediment in which aggregation occurs

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Deflocculated particles

40
Q

Is the ratio of the sedimentation volume of the flocculated suspension to the sedimentation volume of the suspension when deflocculated

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Degree of flocculation (β)

41
Q

Acts as flocculating agents by reducing the electric barrier between the particles

A

Electrolytes

42
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Added to retard sedimentation of the flocs

A

Suspending agents

PH 108 - Physical Pharmacy (Lec) (10 decks)

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