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Suppositories

Which of the following is an example of a solid in solid emulsion?

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emulsion

Creams and lotions are examples of a(n)

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gels

Which of the following is an example of liquid in solid dispersion?

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heterogenous dispersion

In which type of dispersion, homogenous or heterogenous, is the dispersed phase physically distinguishable from the medium in which it is dispersed?

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suspension

Which of the following is an example of solid in liquid dispersion?

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Coarse dispersions

Ibuprofen suspension is an example of

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hydrophilic colloids

insulin and albumin are examples of

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True

Creams tend to separate from the dispersion medium by rising.

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Tyndall effect

The light scattering properties of colloidal systems is called

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Vial A is saline solution and vial B is albumin solution

A physician has two injection vials, A and B, which are unlabeled. One is saline, and the other albumin-containing solution. They look very similar. A pharmacist is consulted to identify vials A and B.

The pharmacist shines light through the two vials.

Solution A does not scatter light when light passes through. Solution B scatters light when light passes through.

Which of the following statements is true regarding vials A and B?

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Increases

According to Stoke's equation, an increase in the crystal particle size of a coarse suspension,(--------), the sedimentation rate of the suspension:

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Decreases

According to Stoke's equation, an increased viscosity of a coarse suspension,(--------), the sedimentation rate of the suspension:

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49 dynes/cm

If the length of the bar, L, is 5 cm and the mass required to break a soap film is 0.50 g, what is the surface tension of the soap solution? Recall that the downward force equals the mass multiplied by the acceleration due to gravity. With g=9.81 m/s^2= 981 cm/s^2?

1 dyne/cm= 1 g/s^2

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Liquid and liquid

What are the two phases in contact for emulsion, creams, and lotions?

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Colloidal dispersion

A bottle of milk is an example

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low

When oil-loving groups in a surfactant are predominant, the hydrophilic-lipophilic balance is...

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high

When water-loving groups in a surfactant are predominant, the hydrophilic-lipophilic balance is...

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True

The properties of the molecules forming the suspension interface are sufficiently different from those in the bulk of each phase.

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2-3

What is anti-foaming agent's Hydrophilic Lipophilic Balance (HLB) range?

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suspension

A liquid-solid interface is found in a(n)