PHYSICAL PHARMACEUTICS II BP403T
Classification of dispersion systems, characteristics size shapes of colloidal particles
PHYSICAL PHARMACEUTICS II BP403T
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UNIT-1
Introduction of colloids
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Classification of dispersion systems, characteristics size shapes of colloidal particles
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Classification of colloids & general properties
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Optical properties
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Kinetic properties
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Electrical properties
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Effect of electrolytes, coacervation, peptization and protective action
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Stability of colloids
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UNIT-2
Rheology Introduction Newtons law Non Newtonian systems
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Pseudo plastic flow
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Thixotropy
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Determination of Rheological properties
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MULTI POINT VISCOMETERS (ROTATIONAL)
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ROTATIONAL VISCOMETERS
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Deformation of solids
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HECKEL EQUATION
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STRESS,STRAIN,MODULUS
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ANTI-THIXOTROPHY
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UNIT-3
COARSE DISPERSIONS
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CONTROLLED FLOCCULATION
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Emulsions and theories of emulsification
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Multiple emulsions
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STABILITY OF EMULSION
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Coalescence and breaking
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Preservation of emulsions
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UNIT-4
MICROMERITICS
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Number and Weight Distributions
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Methods for Determining Particle Size
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Methods for Determining Particle Size
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Methods for Determining Particle Size (Sedimentation)
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Methods to determine particle size
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Particle Shape and Surface Area
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Methods for Determining Surface Area
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Air Permeability Method
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Derived Properties of Powders
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UNIT-5
DRUG STABILITY ,Chemical Kinetics and Stability
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Methods for determining the order of reaction
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Factors affecting rate of reaction
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Factors affecting rate of reaction
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Catalysis
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Accelerated stability and stress testing
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Stability of pharmaceuticals
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Oxidation
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