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Which industry does not rely upon fine chemicals?
Which industry does not rely upon fine chemicals?
- Agrochemicals
- Pharmaceuticals
- Automotive (correct)
- Electronics
What is the active ingredient in a pharmaceutical drug called?
What is the active ingredient in a pharmaceutical drug called?
- Multipurpose Plant
- Fine Chemical
- Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API) (correct)
- Biotechnological Process
How are fine chemicals produced?
How are fine chemicals produced?
- In small quantities in batch chemical processes
- In large quantities in specialized plants
- In large quantities in biotechnological processes
- In limited quantities in multipurpose plants (correct)
What is the purpose of combining fine chemicals with other substances?
What is the purpose of combining fine chemicals with other substances?
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What is an example of fine chemical used in a pain relief tablet?
What is an example of fine chemical used in a pain relief tablet?
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Study Notes
Fine Chemicals Industry
- The pharmaceutical industry relies on fine chemicals, but the food industry does not.
- The active ingredient in a pharmaceutical drug is called the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API).
Fine Chemicals Production
- Fine chemicals are produced through chemical synthesis, fermentation, or extraction from natural sources.
Fine Chemicals Applications
- Fine chemicals are combined with other substances to create formulations, such as pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and cosmetics.
- The purpose of combining fine chemicals with other substances is to create a final product with specific properties.
Examples of Fine Chemicals
- Acetylsalicylic acid (ASA) is an example of a fine chemical used in a pain relief tablet, such as Aspirin.
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