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What forces are likely to occur during the formation of solid bridges at melting/dissolved points/places?

Hydrogen bonding

Covalent bonding

Van de Waals forces + Ionic bonding

ALL of them (correct)

What happens to the tablet during the stage of tablet ejection from the die cavity?

It contracts due to high pressure

It disintegrates into powder

It remains unchanged

It expands in the vertically direction due to axial elastic recovery (correct)

What is the purpose of residual die wall force (RDWF) during tablet ejection?

To change the shape of the tablet

To increase friction and prevent tablet ejection

To reduce friction and eject the tablet out (correct)

To compress the tablet further

What occurs during the stage of tablet making known as 'particle rearrangement'?

Particles attain close packing and void space decreases Signup and view all the answers

What are the mechanism for bonding during the tablet making stage of 'bonding'?

ALL of them Signup and view all the answers

What effect does greater porosity of the powder bed have on particle rearrangement?

Greater porosity leads to greater particle rearrangement Signup and view all the answers

What happens to the size of particles during the tablet making stage of 'deformation'?

Particles deform elastically and then undergo plastic deformation Signup and view all the answers