sus2,3 Flashcards

1
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how does controlled fluctation work

A

use of suspending agent that is hydrophillic as a polymer that bind to particles and adsorbes on them it can bind to multiple particle till it form bridges that is critical concentration the ain is to go higher and cease bridging and cause particle seperation by hinderance

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2
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what affects the ability of suspending agent

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the affinity for the protein surface, charge, size and orientation of polymer.

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3
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what is important about ionic surfectants

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work same way as counterions but have to ensure not go over cmc or solubilisation will occure and also work by deffloculation and steric hinderance

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4
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how do we delay caking

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we can’t affect the density or gravity but we can affect particle size increase brownian motion and increase diffusion and increase free energy and less likely to cake and increase viscosity by use of suspending agent to decrease sedimentation rate

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5
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rheological consideration

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use of non-newtonian fluid with shear thinning properties with thixotherapy advantageous

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6
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pseudoplastic

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rest high viscosity to inhibit sendimentation

shaking move fluid allowing redispersion of any sediment

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7
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plastic flow w thixotherapy

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yield value at rest behave like a solid after yield viscosity reduces allowing redispersion thixo allows time to pour

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