Solubility Flashcards

1
Q

What is a solution

A

Mix of 2 or more components which make a single phase.

Homogenous at molecular level

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2
Q

What is saturation

A

When the concentration= solubility

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3
Q

What is subsaturation

A

When concentration is less than solubility

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4
Q

What is supersaturation

A

When concentration greater than solubility

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5
Q

Stable crystalline
Meta stable crystalline
Amorphous
Does solubility increase or decrease down this list

A

Increases

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6
Q

Factors which affect solubility

A

Solute
Environment
Solvent

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7
Q

Solute is affected by

A

Crystallinity
Ionic nature
Polarity
Dissociation

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8
Q

Environment is affected by

A

Temperature

Pressure

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9
Q

Solvent is affected by

A

Ph
Polarity
Ionic composition

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10
Q

When you have solute-solute and solvent-solvent is it endo/exo

A

Endo

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11
Q

I’d you have solute-solvent what bonds do yo get

A

Exo

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12
Q

In high ph acidic drug will

A

Remove h+ by forming H20

Favours ion

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13
Q

If you have a basic drug in low PH what happens

A

Supplies H+
Favour ionisation
Increase solubility

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