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Lecture 6
What does the arrow tend to favour 1,
How does ka differ between types ...,
How does pka differ between types...
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The long journey from molecule to medicine
What is an excipient 1,
How many years does discovery and...,
What type of testing occurs in ea...
13
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From atoms to molecules
What is sp3 hybridisation 1,
What is sp2 hybridisation 2,
What is sp hybridisation 3
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dosage forms
What are the different delivery r...,
What is systematic drug delivery ...,
What is local drug delivery 3
32
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solids, solutions and particles
What are the four states of matter 1,
What are two pharmaceutical solids 2,
What are some properties of cryst...
15
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disperse systems - dosage forms
What is a colloid 1,
What is a phase colloid 2,
What is a molecular colloid 3
20
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surfactants and suspending agents
How is surface tensionn problemat...,
What is a surfactant molecule 2,
What are some pharmaceutical appl...
34
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solutions
What is the pharmaceutical releva...,
What is meant by absorption 2,
What is the structure of most dru...
15
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dissolution of solids
What are the 3 steps to the disso...,
Why must the solvent go through d...,
What is the noyes whiteney equati...
10
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solubility of weak acids and bases
What are some examples of weakly ...,
What are some examples of weakly ...,
What are some examples of amphote...
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disperse systems - macro
What are the key physical stabili...,
In a suspension two substances ma...,
In a suspension two substances ma...
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stability of micro/nano
What are droplets like in a stabl...,
What can cause emulsion instabili...,
What happens in phase inversion o...
34
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stability of medicines 2
What does stability mean chemistr...,
What is chemical degradation 2,
What is physical degradation 3
31
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Oral solution dosage forms
What are some common forms of pha...,
What are two downsides to pharmac...,
What is a pharmaceutical solution 3
47
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Concepts of Thermodynamics 1
What is potential energy 1,
What are some examples of potenti...,
What is a kinetic energy 3
28
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concepts of thermodynamics 2
What s the gibbs free energy equa...,
What does gpositive mean 2,
What does g negative mean 3
13
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emulsion dosage forms
What are some pharaceutical appli...,
What is an emulsion 2,
What are some characteristics of ...
35
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routes of administration - pharmacokinetics
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25
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Suspension Dosage Forms
What are pharmaceutical applicati...,
What should be considered in lans...,
What should be considered for aug...
18
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External Formulations
What is used to treat ringworm 1,
What does lamisil at 1 gel contain 2,
What is used to treat acne vulgar...
21
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enzyme kinetics
What does a catalyst do 1,
How does rate differ based on tem...,
How does the reaction process dif...
20
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isomerism & stereochemistry
What is stereochemistry where is ...,
What is stereoisomerism 2,
What is isomerism 3
27
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alkanes, cycloalkanes & alkyl halides
How do non polar molecules dissol...,
How does bond rotation differ 2,
What bonds do we draw what type o...
14
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nucleophiles & electrophiles
What are nucleophiles 1,
What are examples of nucleophiles 2,
What are electrophiles 3
5
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SN1+SN2 reactions
What are the types of solvents 1,
What are protic solvents how it a...,
What are aprotic solvents how it ...
10
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Alkenes and Alkynes
What do elements of unsaturation ...,
What does e1 reaction entail 2,
What may e1 be accompanied by 3
18
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Physical properties, analytical chemistry
What is the definition of a physi...,
What is an intensive property 2,
What is an extensive property 3
21
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Ethers, Alcohols and Epoxides
What are the important properties...,
What are the carbinol types of at...,
What type of alcohol will a forma...
18
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Aromatic Compounds
What is the criteria for aromatic...,
What are antiaromatic compounds 2,
What are non aromatic compounds 3
10
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Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives
What is an aliphatic acid 1,
What is an aromatic acid 2,
What are the four major reactions...
16
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Ketones And Aldehydes
What are the types of attacks tha...,
What does nucleophilic addition o...,
What does the nucleophilic substi...
8
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Nitrogen, Sulphur & Phosphorus Organic Compounds
What are the levels to amine clas...,
What factors affect basicity of a...,
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Infra-Red (IR) Spectroscopy
What does infrared spectroscopy do 1,
What does ultraviolet spectroscop...,
What does mass spectrometry ms do 3
11
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UV-VIS Spectrophotometry
What is uv vis spectrophotometry 1,
What is the molecular orbital mo 2,
What is the highest occupied mole...
12
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Mass Spectroscopy
What is mass spectroscopy doing 1,
Describe what the process of mass...,
What is the mass spec rule of 13 ...
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance - NMR Spectroscopy
What are the characteristics of n...,
What are the characteristics of s...,
Describe what is happening in the...
24
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Biological Molecules
What is the general molecular for...,
What are the three main functions...,
What is the difference between an...
35
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Intro to Pharmacokinetics + Absorption PK1
What is pharmacokinetics pk 1,
What is pharmacodynamics pd 2,
How do pk and pd differ 3
27
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Drug Metabolism
What are the three phases of drug...,
What makes a good drug in terms o...,
What makes a good drug in terms o...
27
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Biological Molecules 2
What are proteins made of 1,
What determines the physical and ...,
What are the main functions of pr...
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Polymer Fundamentals
What are polymers responsible for...,
What is a polymer 2,
What does the molecular weight of...
11
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Polymers In Solution
Polymer solubility what its deter...,
Describe the process of polymer d...,
Water soluble polymers what two o...
9
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Rheology & Formulation
What is meant by rheology 1,
What is meant by viscosity 2,
Why is rheology studied 3
12
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Pharmaceutical Packaging
How is packaging crucial to medic...,
How many levels of packaging are ...,
More details on the primary packa...
13
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Plasma Protein Binding (PK3)
What is plasma protein binding 1,
When considering drug distributio...,
What are the 4 main classes of pl...
25
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Biological Molecules 3
What are the two sugars found in ...,
What is the key structural differ...,
What is a nucleoside 3
25
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Excretion - PK5
What are the two main processes i...,
What is drug excretion 2,
Why is drug excretion important 3
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Choosing a Target and Finding Hit/Lead Compounds
What is a drug target 1,
What factors influence target sel...,
What are multi target drugs 3
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PK7 Bioequivaence
What is the definition of bioavai...,
What factors influence bioavailab...,
How is bioavailability f calculat...
25
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Enzymes As Drug Targets
What are enzymes 1,
Why are enzymes important in bioc...,
What is the active site of an enz...
25
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Receptors As Drug Targets
What are receptors 1,
What happens when too many or too...,
How do receptors transmit signals 3
29
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Nucleic Acids & Other Drug Targets
What are nucleic acids commonly t...,
What are the main drug classes ta...,
What are intercalating agents 3
35
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