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1
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Bisects

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Martin’s diameter

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2
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Tangent

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Feret’s diameter

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3
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Same areas as the particle

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Projected area diameter

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4
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Measured from the bulk volume and the weight of the dry powder in a graduated cylinder

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Bulk density

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5
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Ratio of the density of the powder and the true density

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Relative density

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6
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Density of the material itself (exclusive of voids and pores)

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True density

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7
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He displacement method

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True density

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8
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Density of the material and intraparticle pores (exclusive of voids)

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Granule density

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9
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Hg displacement

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Granule density

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10
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Particle volume

Electric resistance

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Coulter counter

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11
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Particle volume

Light blockade

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HIAC/Royco instrument

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12
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Fisher subsieve sizer measures

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Surface area

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13
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Andreasen apparatus measures

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Sedimentation rate

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14
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Law of size reduction

Square root of diameter of particle produced

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Bond’s law

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15
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Law of size reduction

E-alpha ratio of change in size

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Kick’s law

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16
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Law of size reduction

E-alpha increase in surface area

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Rittinger’s law

17
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Depend on the total contribution of the atoms in the molecule or on the sum of the properties of the constituents in a solution

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Additive properties

18
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Depend on the arrangement and to a lesser extent on the number and kind of atoms within a molecule

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Constitutive properties

19
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Depend mainly on the number of particles in a solution

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Colligative properties

20
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Addition of a tonicity adjusting agent

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Class I
Cryoscopic method
E-value

21
Q

Addition of water and dilution with
buffered isotonic solution

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Class II
Sprowl’s
Vincent Method

22
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Formula for Sprowl’s method

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0.3 grams constant x (E-value) 8 x 111.1

23
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Formula for White vincent method

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Weigh x E value x 111.1

24
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USP method for adjusting tonicity

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White Vincent method
Weigh x E value x 111.1

25
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Colloidal copper use

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Tx. for cancer

26
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Colloidal gold use

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Diagnostic agent for paresis

27
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Colloidal Hg use

28
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Colloidal sulfur is better absorbed orally than _

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Coarsely powdered sulfur

29
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Association colloids

Aggregates of molecules or ions of the substance dissolved in the dispersion medium

30
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Association colloids

Micelles are generally agglomerates of

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Electrolytes

31
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Association colloids

Ampiphiles in a liquid medium of _ concentration exist as aggregates

32
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Ampiphiles in a liquid medium of _ concentration exist as normal strong electrolytes in a solution over a wide concentration range

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