Pharmaceutical Powder Mixing Methods
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Why is the sifting process not suitable for incorporating potent drugs into a diluent powder?

  • It produces a non-uniform mixture
  • It results in a light fluffy product (correct)
  • It leads to excessive dust formation
  • It is too quick and simple for such purposes
  • Which of the following processes is known to be thorough but time-consuming?

  • Grinding
  • Sifting
  • Blending
  • Tumbling (correct)
  • What type of product does the sifting process yield?

  • Dense and compact
  • Crystalline and clear
  • Granular and moist
  • Light and fluffy (correct)
  • What tool is likely used for mixing powders in the sifting process?

    <p>Sifters</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a significant disadvantage of the tumbling process?

    <p>It is time-consuming</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Powder Mixing

    • Powder mixing involves passing powders through sifters to combine them, similar to sifting flour in a kitchen.
    • The sifting process produces a light and fluffy end product.
    • However, sifting is not suitable for combining potent drugs with a diluent powder.

    Tumbling Method

    • Tumbling involves mixing powders in a rotating chamber.
    • This method provides a thorough mix, but it is a time-consuming process.

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    Learn about the different methods of powder mixing, including sifting and tumbling, used in pharmaceutical applications. Understand the advantages and limitations of each method.

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