Pharmaceutical Solution Preparation Techniques Quiz
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Which technique is NOT used to fasten the dissolution of solutes in pharmaceutical solutions?

  • Using a solubilizing agent
  • Adding more solute (correct)
  • Reducing the particle size of the solute
  • Applying heat

On an industrial scale, how are solutions typically prepared?

  • In open containers with natural evaporation
  • In small batches using manual stirring
  • In automated high-pressure mixing chambers
  • In large mixing vessels with mechanical stirrers (correct)

What is the primary method for preparing most pharmaceutical solutions?

  • Simple mixing of solutes with the solvent (correct)
  • Applying heat to the solvent
  • Reducing the particle size of the solute
  • Using a solubilizing agent

What may be used when heat is desired for preparing pharmaceutical solutions on an industrial scale?

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How does adding more solute affect dissolution rate?

Adding more solute to a solution does not speed up the rate at which it dissolves. It might even make the process slower.

How are solutions prepared on an industrial scale?

Large-scale solutions are often prepared in large tanks with special equipment to mix the ingredients thoroughly.

How are most pharmaceutical solutions made?

Most pharmaceutical solutions are made by simply combining the solute and the solvent together.

What is used to control heat in industrial solution preparation?

When heat is needed for preparing pharmaceutical solutions in large batches, special tanks are used that can be adjusted to maintain the right temperature.

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