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L
Fundamental Dimensions
symbol of length
cm
Fundamental Dimensions
CGS unit of length
m
Fundamental Dimensions
SI unit of length
M
Fundamental Dimensions
symbol of mass
g
Fundamental Dimensions
CGS unit of mass
kg
Fundamental Dimensions
SI unit of mass
T
Fundamental Dimensions
symbol of time
s
Fundamental Dimensions
CGS unit of time
s
Fundamental Dimensions
SI unit of time
L^2
Derived Dimensions
symbol of area
cm^2
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of area
m^2
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of area
L^3
Derived Dimensions
symbol of volume
cm^3
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of volume
m^3
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of volume
ML^-3
Derived Dimensions
symbol of density
g/cm^3
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of density
kg/m^3
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of density
LT^-1
Derived Dimensions
symbol of velocity
cm/s
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of velocity
m/s
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of velocity
LT^-2
symbol of acceleration
cm/s^2
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of acceleration
m/s^2
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of acceleration
MLT^-2
Derived Dimensions
Symbol of Force
gcm/s² or dyne
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of force
kgm/s^2 or N
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of force
ML^-1T^-2
Derived Dimensions
symbol of pressure
g/cms^2 or dyne/cm^2
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of pressure
kg/ms^2
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of pressure
MT^-2
Derived Dimensions
symbol of surface tension
g/s² or dyne/cm
CGS unit of surface tension
kg/s^2 or N/m
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of surface tension
ML^2T^-2
Derived Dimensions
symbol of energy
gcm^2/s^2 or dynecm
Derived Dimensions
CGS unit of energy
kg m^2/s^2 or Nm
Derived Dimensions
SI unit of energy
760
1 atm =
a. ______ mmHg
b. ______ cmHg
c. ______ torr
d. ______ dynes/cm^2
e. ______ N/m^2
f. ______ bar
a = ?
76
1 atm =
a. ______ mmHg
b. ______ cmHg
c. ______ torr
d. ______ dynes/cm^2
e. ______ N/m^2
f. ______ bar
b = ?
760
1 atm =
a. ______ mmHg
b. ______ cmHg
c. ______ torr
d. ______ dynes/cm^2
e. ______ N/m^2
f. ______ bar
c = ?
1.01325 x 10^6
1 atm =
a. ______ mmHg
b. ______ cmHg
c. ______ torr
d. ______ dynes/cm^2
e. ______ N/m^2
f. ______ bar
d = ?
1.01325 x 10^5
1 atm =
a. ______ mmHg
b. ______ cmHg
c. ______ torr
d. ______ dynes/cm^2
e. ______ N/m^2
f. ______ bar
e = ?
1.01325
1 atm =
a. ______ mmHg
b. ______ cmHg
c. ______ torr
d. ______ dynes/cm^2
e. ______ N/m^2
f. ______ bar
f = ?
Solutions
chemically and physically homogeneous mixture of two or more substances
Solutions of particular pharmaceutical importance
gases in liquids,liquids in liquids, solids in liquids
Molarity
temperature-dependent
moles of solute in 1L of solution
Normality
temperature-dependent
equivalents of solute in 1L of solution
Molality
temperature-independent
moles of solute in 1000 g (1 kg) of solvent
Mole Fraction
ratio of moles of one constituent of a solution to the total moles of all constituents
Mole percent
moles of one constituent in 100 moles of the solution
Percent by weight
temperature-independent
grams of solute in 100 g of solution
Percent by volume
temperature-dependent
milliliters of solute in 100 mL of solution
Percent weight in volume
temperature dependent
milligrams of solute in 100 mL of solution
milligrams per deciliter
temperature-dependent
milligrams of solute in 100 mL of solution
Osmolality
temperature independent
mass of solute that when dissolved in 1 kg of water, will exert an osmotic pressure equal to that exerted by a gram molecular weight of an ideal unionized substance dissolved in 1 kg of water
Osmorality
temperature dependent
mass of solute that when dissolved in 1L of solution, will exert an osmotic pressure equal to that exerted by a gram molecular weight of an ideal unionized substance dissolved in 1L of solution
Solutions of Nonelectorlytes
In nonaqueous media behave as ideal solution
In aqueous media: do not conduct current, no ions present, and exhibit regular colligative properties
ex: sugar, alcohol, acetamide, acetone, glycerin
Solutions of Strong Electrolytes
In nonaqueous media for ion pairs
In aqueous media: Conduct strong current, totally ionized, and exhibit irregular colligative properties
ex: mineral acids, strong bases, all salts
Solutions of Weak Electrolytes:
in nonaqueous media behave as ideal solution
in aqueous media: weak current, partially ionized, colligative properties based on ionization
ex: weak acids, weak bases, HOAc, NH4OH, benzoic acid, atropine