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[1ST YEAR] PH 105 - Pharmaceutical Analysis I (Lec) > PRELIM 01 - Pharmaceutical Analysis > Flashcards

PRELIM 01 - Pharmaceutical Analysis Flashcards

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Deals with methods for determining the chemical composition of states of matter

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Analytical chemistry

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Yields information about the identity of atomic or molecular species

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Qualitative method

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Provides numerical information as to the relative amount of one or more of these components

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Quantitative method

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4
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3 classifications of drug analysis according to nature of sample

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Physical, Chemical, Biological

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5
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The process of a quantitative determination of a chemical substance from a given sample

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Assay

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6
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5 classifications of drug analysis according to size of sample

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Macroanalysis, Semi-microanalysis, Microanalysis, Submicroanalysis, Ultramicroanalysis

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0.1 g or more

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Macroanalysis

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0.1 g - 1 g

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Semi-microanalysis

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0.01 g - 0.1 g

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Microanalysis

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0.001 g - 0.01 g

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Submicroanalysis

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<0.001 g

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Ultramicroanalysis

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12
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3 classifications of drug analysis according to extent of analysis

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Proximate, Ultimate, Partial

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13
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Amount of each element in a sample is determined

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Proximate

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14
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The perfect of extractive from a crude drug represents a single chemical species

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Ultimate

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15
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Determines selected constituents in the sample

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Partial

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16
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The sum total of the organized arrangements made with the object of ensuring that all APIs are of the quality required

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Quality assurance (QA)

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Checking or testing that specifications are met

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Quality control (QC)

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18
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A branch of practical chemistry that involves a series of processes for identification, determination, quantification, and purification of a substance

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Pharmaceutical analysis

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19
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3 Separation techniques (classical methods)

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Precipitation, Extraction, Distillation

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2 Separation techniques (instrumental methods)

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Chromatography, Electrophoresis

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7 Qualitative analysis techniques (classical methods)

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Chemical tests, b.p., m.p., Solubility, Odor, Optical activity, Refractive index

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4 Qualitative analysis techniques (instrumental methods)

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UV/Vis spectrometry, Infrared spectrometry, MS, NMR spectrometry

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23
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3 Quantitative analysis techniques (classical methods)

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Titrimetry, Gravimetry, Coulometry

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6 Quantitative analysis techniques (instrumental methods)

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Potentiometry, Voltammetry, Spectrophotometry, AAS, Thermometric methods, Kinetic methods

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25
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Securing or getting a representative sample from a given population

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Sampling

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26
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2 types of error

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Indeterminate, Determinate

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27
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Random and inherent error; uncontrolled variable

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Indeterminate error

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Systematic error; flaw in equipment or design of the experiment

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Determinate error

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29
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Reproducibility of the result

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Precision

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30
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Other name of relative standard deviation

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Coefficient of variation

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31
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Difference between the largest and smallest value

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Range

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Describes how close a measured value is to the “true” value

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Accuracy

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Difference between the mean value and true value

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Absolute error

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Absolute error divided by the true value

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Relative error

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Analytical method in which the volume of a solution of known concentration during analysis is taken as a measure of the amount of active constituent in a sample being analyzed

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Titration

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3 Titration methods

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Volumetric titrations, Gravimetric titrations, Coulometric titrations

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Measuring the volume of known concentration needed to react with analyte

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Volumetric titrations

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Mass instead of volume

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Gravimetric titrations

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Measure time required for complete electrochemical reaction

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Coulometric titrations

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Standard solution of known concentration

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Titrant

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Substance to be determined

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Analyte

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Added to produce an observable physical change

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Indicator

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Theoretical point reached when the titrant and analyte are chemically equivalent

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Equivalence point/Stoichiometric point

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When a physical change occurs that is associated with the condition of chemical equivalence

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End point

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Weight of the substance chemically equivalent to 1 mL of a standard solution

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Titer

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Weight of a substance in grams that is chemically equivalent to 1 gram-atom of hydrogen

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Gram-Equivalent Weight (GEW)

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5 Types of titration

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Direct titration, Residual titration, Titration with blank test, Indirect titration, Double residual titration

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Titrant is directly added to analyte until the reaction goes to completion

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Direct titration

49
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The volume of which that did not react with the analyte is then titrated

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Residual/back titration

50
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Sample experimental condition without sample; done to find out the effect of the impurities

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Titration with blank test

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2 Detection methods

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Visual, Instrumental

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Appearance/disappearance of color

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Visual method

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Colorimeters, Turbidimeters, Spectrophotometers

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Instrumental method

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5 grades of reagent

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Technical grade/commercial, USP/NF, Analytical, Chemically pure, Primary standard grade

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For general industrial use

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Technical grade/commercial

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Chemicals manufactured under current GMP and which meet the requirement of USP/NF

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USP/NF

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High quality chemical for laboratory use

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Analytical

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Products of purity suitable for use in general applications

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Chemically pure

59
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Analytical reagent of exceptional purity that is specially manufactured for standardizing volumetric solutions

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Primary standard grade

60
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Determination of exact concentration (normality or molarity) of a solution

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Standardization

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Highly purified compound; serves as a reference material for titration

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Primary standard

62
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Purity has been determined by chemical analysis; serves as the working standard material for titrations

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Secondary standard

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4 Chemical reactions in titrimetry

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Neutralization, Oxidation-reduction, Precipitation, Complexation

64
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Assay of alkaloids

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Proximate

65
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Assay of glycosides

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Proximate

66
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Assay of morphine

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Ultimate

67
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Assay of Ipecac

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Proximate

68
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Assay of opium

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Proximate

69
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Assay of hyocyamine from belladonna leaf

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Ultimate

70
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Assay of volatile oil from caraway oil

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Proximate

71
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Assay of total carvone content from an oil

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Proximate

72
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Assay of menthol from peppemint

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Ultimate

73
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Reading a scale among analysts

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Determinate

74
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Electrical noise

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Indeterminate

75
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Inability to distinguish color sharply

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Indeterminate - Lec
Determinate - Lab

76
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Contamination of precipitates

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Determinate

77
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Incorrect sampling

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Determinate

78
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Incorrect weights

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Determinate

79
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Improper selection of indicators

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Determinate

[1ST YEAR] PH 105 - Pharmaceutical Analysis I (Lec) (12 decks)

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