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PHYSICAL PHARMACY II
29問 • 1年前
  • Hannah Angelique Losaria
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    •phase of the solution •usually constitutes the largest proportion of the system in which the solute is dissolved

    solvent

  • 2

    tyoes of solvent

    photophillic, protogenic, amphiprotic, aprotic

  • 3

    proton accepting eg: acetone, ether, liquid ammonia

    photophillic

  • 4

    proton donating eg: formic, acetic, h2so4

    protogenic

  • 5

    both proton accepting and donating

    amphiprotic

  • 6

    neither proton accepting nor donating

    aprotic

  • 7

    types of solution according to solubility of solute

    saturated, unsaturated, super saturated

  • 8

    the solute is in EQUILIBRIUM with the solid phase

    saturated

  • 9

    the solute is in CONCENTRATION BELOW that necessary for comolete saturation

    unsaturated

  • 10

    the solute is in concentration ABOVE that necessary for complete saturation

    supersaturated

  • 11

    when a non volatile solute is added to a volatile solvent, the solute reduces the escaping tendency of the solvent.

    vapor pressure lowering

  • 12

    boiling point is when vapor pressure is equals to atmospheric pressure

    boiling point elevation

  • 13

    freezing point is the temperature in which solid and liquid are in equilibrium under a pressure of 1 atm

    freezing point depression

  • 14

    osmosis: the movement of solvent from a higher to lower concentration

    osmotic pressure

  • 15

    colligative properties

    vapor pressure lowering, boiling point elevation, freezing point depression, osmotic pressure

  • 16

    concepts in isotonicity

    hypotonicity, isotonic, hypertonic

  • 17

    methods of determining tonicity

    hemolytic method, cryoscopic method

  • 18

    based on the effect of red blood cells suspended in solution

    hemolytic method

  • 19

    based on their COLLIGATIVE property, especially freezing point depression

    cryoscopic method

  • 20

    theories of acids vs bases

    arrHenius, Pronsted lowry, lEwis

  • 21

    substance that resist changes in pH •maintain pH •modify pH

    buffer

  • 22

    capacity of substance to resist change in pH

    buffer capacity

  • 23

    the equation that can be used to estimate the pH of a buffered solution

    henderson hasselbalch equation

  • 24

    attributed to the effects of the molecules found at the INTERFACE between two phases

    interfacial phenomenon

  • 25

    liquid-to-liquid

    interfacial tension

  • 26

    solid to liquid; liquid to gas

    surface tension

  • 27

    attraction on the surface

    adsorption

  • 28

    rise of the liquid on the narrow tube

    capillarity

  • 29

    •surface active agents •lowers the interfacial, surface tension

    surfactants

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    non volatile poisons

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    non volatile poisons

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    •phase of the solution •usually constitutes the largest proportion of the system in which the solute is dissolved

    solvent

  • 2

    tyoes of solvent

    photophillic, protogenic, amphiprotic, aprotic

  • 3

    proton accepting eg: acetone, ether, liquid ammonia

    photophillic

  • 4

    proton donating eg: formic, acetic, h2so4

    protogenic

  • 5

    both proton accepting and donating

    amphiprotic

  • 6

    neither proton accepting nor donating

    aprotic

  • 7

    types of solution according to solubility of solute

    saturated, unsaturated, super saturated

  • 8

    the solute is in EQUILIBRIUM with the solid phase

    saturated

  • 9

    the solute is in CONCENTRATION BELOW that necessary for comolete saturation

    unsaturated

  • 10

    the solute is in concentration ABOVE that necessary for complete saturation

    supersaturated

  • 11

    when a non volatile solute is added to a volatile solvent, the solute reduces the escaping tendency of the solvent.

    vapor pressure lowering

  • 12

    boiling point is when vapor pressure is equals to atmospheric pressure

    boiling point elevation

  • 13

    freezing point is the temperature in which solid and liquid are in equilibrium under a pressure of 1 atm

    freezing point depression

  • 14

    osmosis: the movement of solvent from a higher to lower concentration

    osmotic pressure

  • 15

    colligative properties

    vapor pressure lowering, boiling point elevation, freezing point depression, osmotic pressure

  • 16

    concepts in isotonicity

    hypotonicity, isotonic, hypertonic

  • 17

    methods of determining tonicity

    hemolytic method, cryoscopic method

  • 18

    based on the effect of red blood cells suspended in solution

    hemolytic method

  • 19

    based on their COLLIGATIVE property, especially freezing point depression

    cryoscopic method

  • 20

    theories of acids vs bases

    arrHenius, Pronsted lowry, lEwis

  • 21

    substance that resist changes in pH •maintain pH •modify pH

    buffer

  • 22

    capacity of substance to resist change in pH

    buffer capacity

  • 23

    the equation that can be used to estimate the pH of a buffered solution

    henderson hasselbalch equation

  • 24

    attributed to the effects of the molecules found at the INTERFACE between two phases

    interfacial phenomenon

  • 25

    liquid-to-liquid

    interfacial tension

  • 26

    solid to liquid; liquid to gas

    surface tension

  • 27

    attraction on the surface

    adsorption

  • 28

    rise of the liquid on the narrow tube

    capillarity

  • 29

    •surface active agents •lowers the interfacial, surface tension

    surfactants