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What kind of impurities can bring about unpleasant reactions if present beyond certain limits?
What kind of impurities can bring about unpleasant reactions if present beyond certain limits?
- Impurities that have impurities that alter the storage property of the pharmaceuticals
- Impurities that lower the active strength of the medicinal compound
- Impurities that cause technical difficulties in the use of the substance
- Impurities that have toxic effects on the body, such as Lead and Arsenic salts (correct)
What type of impurities can affect the storage property of pharmaceuticals?
What type of impurities can affect the storage property of pharmaceuticals?
- Impurities that lower the active strength of the medicinal compound
- Impurities that bring about technical difficulties in the use of the substance
- Impurities that affect the storage property of the pharmaceuticals (correct)
- Impurities that have toxic effects on the body
What is an example of an impurity that can lower the active strength of a medicinal compound?
What is an example of an impurity that can lower the active strength of a medicinal compound?
- Lead salt in Arsenic salt
- Magnesium salt in Sodium chloride
- Sodium salt in potassium salt (correct)
- Phenolic impurities in sodium salicylate
What type of impurities can cause technical difficulties in the use of a substance?
What type of impurities can cause technical difficulties in the use of a substance?
What is an example of an impurity that alters the odour of a substance?
What is an example of an impurity that alters the odour of a substance?
Impurities which have toxic effects on the ______ and bring about unpleasant reactions when present beyond certain limits.
Impurities which have toxic effects on the ______ and bring about unpleasant reactions when present beyond certain limits.
The impurities which are able to make substance ______ with other substances.
The impurities which are able to make substance ______ with other substances.
The impurities which if present beyond the limit, affect the ______ property of the pharmaceuticals.
The impurities which if present beyond the limit, affect the ______ property of the pharmaceuticals.
Impurities such as taste, odour, ______ or appearance which can be easily detected by the senses.
Impurities such as taste, odour, ______ or appearance which can be easily detected by the senses.
Sodium chloride becomes ______ because of the presence of traces of magnesium salts.
Sodium chloride becomes ______ because of the presence of traces of magnesium salts.
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Types of Impurities in Medicinal Preparations
- Impurities with toxic effects, e.g. Lead and Arsenic salts, can cause unpleasant reactions when present beyond certain limits.
- Impurities that can make a substance incompatible with other substances, affecting its interaction and reactivity.
- Impurities that can affect the storage properties of pharmaceuticals, leading to changes in their composition or stability.
- Harmless impurities, e.g. Sodium salt in potassium salt, can lower the active strength of a medicinal compound if present beyond the limit.
- Impurities that can cause technical difficulties in the use of a substance, making it challenging to work with or process.
- Impurities that affect the sensory properties of a substance, e.g. taste, odour, colour or appearance, making it unhygienic and unaesthetic.
- Examples of sensory impurities include:
- Magnesium salts in Sodium chloride, causing it to become damp.
- Phenolic impurities in Sodium salicylate, altering its odour.
Types of Impurities in Medicinal Preparations
- Impurities with toxic effects, e.g. Lead and Arsenic salts, can cause unpleasant reactions when present beyond certain limits.
- Impurities that can make a substance incompatible with other substances, affecting its interaction and reactivity.
- Impurities that can affect the storage properties of pharmaceuticals, leading to changes in their composition or stability.
- Harmless impurities, e.g. Sodium salt in potassium salt, can lower the active strength of a medicinal compound if present beyond the limit.
- Impurities that can cause technical difficulties in the use of a substance, making it challenging to work with or process.
- Impurities that affect the sensory properties of a substance, e.g. taste, odour, colour or appearance, making it unhygienic and unaesthetic.
- Examples of sensory impurities include:
- Magnesium salts in Sodium chloride, causing it to become damp.
- Phenolic impurities in Sodium salicylate, altering its odour.
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