Two Phase Systems Flashcards

1
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what can physical properties include?

A
  • particle size + surface area
  • solubility
  • dissolution
  • crystal properties
  • stability
  • organoleptic (taste, odour, colour)
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2
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what does physical stability mostly refer to?

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  • visual + organoleptic appearances

- 2 phase systems (solid-lie phases)

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3
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define crystal?

A

chemically well defined

have high degree of order for atoms/mol

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4
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what are the ideal crystals?

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perfect arrays in which building blocks arranged according to well defined symmetries into unit cells that are repeated in 3 dimensions

ideal body = crystalline

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5
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what is amorphous material?

A

atoms + mol that are arranged in random manner, disordered state

e.g glass

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6
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define crystallisation?

A

transition of chemical from liquid solution state into solid crystalline state

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7
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what is a solute?

A

chemical that is in liquid solution state

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8
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what is a solvent?

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liquid in which solute dissolved

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9
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what is an anti-solvent?

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liquid in which solute = insoluble

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10
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what is nucleation?

A

formation of small mass (crystal nuclei)

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11
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what is homogeneous nucleation?

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pure mol of solute crystallise

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12
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what is heterogenous nucleation?

A

catalytic formation of crystal around impurity

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13
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define crystal growth?

A

addition of more solute mol to formed nuclei

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14
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what are supercritical fluids?

A

substances above critical temperature + pressure

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15
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supercritical fluids combine properties between gas + liquid, what are they?

A
  • viscosity + dispersion

- density

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16
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properties of supercritical fluids?

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  • have high dissolution capacity for many substances - due to high density
  • supply rapid mass transfer — > due to low viscosity
17
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rapid expansion of supercritical solutions

A

RESS involves precipitation of solute from supercritical fluid

by reducing solvent density via rapid expansion

18
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supercritical anti-solvent

A

solution sprayed into supercritical fluid

acts as anti-solvent for drug

drug precipitates + solvent of solution extracted into supercritical fluid

19
Q

give examples of particles produced by supercritical fluid?

A
  • nicotinic acid

- lysozyme