[PHA6113 lab] Activity 6: Shelf-life Determination Flashcards
Study of the rate at which reactions take place
Reaction Kinetics
Examples of Reaction Kinetics
Chemical decomposition of a drug, radioactive decay
Measures the moles of reactants disappearing or the mole of products appearing per unit time
Rate of Reaction
Factors Influencing Rate of Chemical Reaction
Concentration and Temperature
The way in which concentration of the reaction influences the rate of chemical reaction
Reaction Order (e.g., zero-order, first-order, second-order, shelf-life, half-life
The time when 10% of the drug has been lost (90% remaining)
Shelf-life or t90
Formula for Shelf-life or t90
t90 = 0.105/k1
The time when 50% of the drug has been lost (50% remaining)
Half-life or t50
Formula for Half-life or t1/2
t1/2 = 0.693/k1
Minimum energy required for a reaction to take place
Energy of Activation (Ea)
Additional energy possessed by reactants above its average energy for a reaction to take place
Energy of Activation
T or F: Reaction rate is expected to increase with increased temperature
True
T or F: There is only one Ea for every drug
False, Ea is specific to a drug
Formula for Preparation of a Standard Curve
C1V1 = C2V2
Standard Curve
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