Surface Tension, Dissolution and Routes of Admin Flashcards

1
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what is soluability?

A

the mass of the solute that dissolves in a specific mass or volume of a solvent at a given temperature

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2
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what is dissolution?

A

the process by which a solid drug substance becomes dissolved in a solvent

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3
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what is heat of fusion?

A

the amount of heat absorbed or released as the system changes its thermodynamic state

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4
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what does agitation of the dissolution medium cause a change in?

A

thickness of diffusion layer

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5
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what does viscosity of the solution cause a change in?

A

diffusion coefficient

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6
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what does particle size, wetting and porocity cause a change in?

A

surface area

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7
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what does the crystalline form of the drug cause a change in?

A

saturation solubility of the drug

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8
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what does the volume of the solution cause a change in?

A

the concentration of the drug in the bulk

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9
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how can drug dissolution be measured? (5)

A
  • beaker method
  • flask stirrer method
  • rotating basket method
  • paddle method
  • flow through cell for low solubility drugs
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10
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what is an interface?

A

the contact area between two phases e.g liquid-vapour

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