Crystalline and Amorphous Solids

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Which factor does not influence polymorphism?

Humidity

What is the key characteristic of enantiotropic polymorphs?

Affected by temperature and moisture

Which type of polymorph undergoes an irreversible change?

Monotropic

What can cause crystal growth in creams due to phase transformation?

Temperature changes

Which factor is critical in causing eventual caking in suspensions?

Crystal size

What effect can surfactants have on crystal growth?

Accelerate crystal growth

Which type of polymorph is not affected by temperature and moisture?

Monotropic

In which form may some polymorphs be difficult to inject or formulate as tablets?

'Metastable' form

Which factor influences crystal growth by adsorbing onto the growing faces?

Solvents

What type of polymorph undergoes irreversible change and is unaffected by temperature, moisture, and grinding?

Monotropic Stable

Which type of polymorph undergoes reversible changes affected by temperature, moisture, and grinding?

Enantiotropic Stable

Which factor does NOT influence polymorphism?

Pressure

What pharmaceutical implication does polymorphism have regarding cream formulations?

Resulting in gritty creams due to phase transformation

Which stable polymorph is affected by temperature, moisture, and grinding?

Enantiotropic Stable

Which type of polymorph undergoes irreversible change and is affected by temperature, moisture, and grinding?

Monotropic Metastable

Which factor plays a critical role in causing eventual caking in suspensions?

Rate of Crystallization

Which factor is listed as influencing polymorphism?

Agitation

What type of polymorph undergoes irreversible change and is not influenced by temperature, moisture, or grinding?

Enantiotropic Metastable

Learn about the differences between crystalline and amorphous solids, including their structural arrangements, melting points, and examples. Understand the concepts of critical pressure and critical temperature.

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