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Unit 2

Rheology and Deformation of Solids

Unit 3

Coarse Dispersions (Suspensions and Emulsions)

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Particle Size by Sieving

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Particle Size by Microscopy

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Bulk Density True Density and Porosity

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Angle of Repose and Lubricant Effect

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Liquid Viscosity by Ostwald Viscometer

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Sedimentation Volume with Different Suspending Agents

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Sedimentation Volume at Different Agent Concentrations

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Semisolid Viscosity by Brookfield Viscometer

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First Order Reaction Rate Constant

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Second Order Reaction Rate Constant

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Accelerated Stability Studies

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Physical Pharmaceutics II Notes (S-4)

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Unit 1

Colloidal dispersions

Unit I covers colloidal dispersions, classification of dispersed systems, particle size and shape, and types of colloids. It includes optical, kinetic, electrical properties, and effects of electrolytes, coacervation, peptization, and protective action.

Unit 2

Rheology & Deformation of solids

Unit II covers rheology of Newtonian and non-Newtonian systems, flow laws, viscosity, temperature effects, and thixotropy in formulations. It also includes solid deformation, stress, strain, elastic modulus, and the Heckel equation.

Unit 3

Coarse dispersion

Unit III covers coarse dispersions like suspensions and emulsions, interfacial properties, settling, flocculation, deflocculation, emulsification theories, micro/multiple emulsions, stability, preservation, rheology, and HLB-based formulation.

Unit 4

Micromeritics

Unit IV focuses on micromeritics: particle size, distribution (mean, number, weight), shape, specific surface, and surface area determination. It also covers powder properties like porosity, density, packing, bulkiness, and flow characteristics.

Unit 5

Drug stability

This Unit covers drug stability and reaction kinetics (zero, pseudo-zero, first, second order), factors affecting degradation (e.g., temperature, solvent), stabilization methods, accelerated stability testing, and photolysis prevention.

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  1. Compare lyophilic and lyophobic colloids and the causes of colloidal instability.
  2. Explain plastic, pseudoplastic and dilatant flow and their pharmaceutical relevance.
  3. Distinguish flocculated and deflocculated suspensions and explain emulsion instability.
  4. Discuss particle-size distribution, powder flow and methods of expressing particle size.
  5. Explain reaction order, degradation kinetics and the concept of shelf life.
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