Multiple Choice Questions:

1. A is a mixture in which one substance of microscopically dispersed insoluble

particles is suspended through another substance.

(a) Suspension

(b) Colloid

(c) Emulsion

(d) None of the above

2. Few colloids are translucent because of the.

a) Tyndall effect

(b) Splitting effect

Scattering

(d) None of the above

3. The comparatively.fast sedimentation rate of the dispersed phase produced by means of

gravity or other forces this is characteristic of ..

(a) Colloidal dispersion

(b) Coarse dispersion

(c) Both of the above

(d) None of the above

4. The molecule in the molecular dispersion phase have size .

(a) Less than 10 nm

(b) More than 1 nm

(Less than 1 nm

(d) More than 10 nm.

5. The ... colloids have strong attraction towards solvents.

6) Lyophobic

(Associated

(d) None of the above

6. is the method accountable for the development of stable dispersion of colloidal

particles in dispersion medium.

(a) Coacervation

(b) Peptization

(c) Flocculation

(d) Coagulation

7. The phenomenon which involves separation of macromolecular solutions into two liquid

layers is caled as ..

(a) Liquid separation

(b) Coagulation

(c) Flocculation

(d) Coacervation

8. s directly proportional to the molecular weight of lyophilic colloid

(a) Solubility

(b) Turbidity

(c)Density

(d) None of the above

9. is the movement of dispersion medium below the impact of an electric field in the

condition when the movement of colloidal paticles is prohibited with the help of an

appropriate membrane.

(a)Electrosmosis
(b) Osmosis

CPhotosmosis

(d) None of the above

10. is the method of combining negatively and positively charged hydrophilic colloids.

(a) Coacervation

(6) Peptization

(c) Flocculation

(d) Coagulation

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. A shear stress-shear rate relationship is generally explained in the form of curve ie. or

(6) Consistency curve

(a) Rheogram

(d) None of the above

(c) Both of the above

2. The cgs physical unit for kinematic viscosity is the stokes (St).

(b) Pascale (PS)

(a) Stokes (St)

(d) None of the above

() Newton

3. As the temperature increases, the viscosity of liquid .

(6) Increases

(a) Decreases

(d) Remains constant

C)Sustainly increases
4. The cunve for a pseudo plastic material rheogram

(b) starts at the top

(a) starts at the origin

(C)both of the above

(d) none of the above

5. In psedoplastic flow as shear stress increases, shear rate .

(b) Increases but linear

(a) Increases

(d) Decreases

()Increases but not linear

6. Dilatant materials are frequently called as .

(b) shear-thickening systems

(a) strain-thinning systems

()shear-thinning systems

(d) strain-thinning systems

7. The Rheogram of thixotropic material determined by.

(a) Duration through which sample is exposed to any one shear rate.

(b) Rate at which shear increased or decreased.

(c) Both of the above

(d) None of the above

8. .............. is the isothermal and moderately slow recovery on standing of material of which

stability lost owing to shearing.

(a) Thermochemistry

(b) Viscosity

(c) Entiotropy
(d) Thixotropy

9. iS the alteration in the shape and the size cf a body owing to applied external torcesS

and internal forces.

(a) Deformation

(b) Formation

(c)Conjugation

(d) None of the above

10. is the deformation in term of relative displacement of the particles comprising the

body.

(a) Strain

(b) Stress

(c)State

(d) Shear

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. The suspensions having particle size.. re categorized as coarse suspension.

(a) Greater than~1 mm

(b) Greater than -10 mm

(d) None of the above

() Both of the above

2. exists when dispersed solid particles in a suspension retain charge in relation to

their adjoining liquid medium.

(b) Surface potential

(a) Surface area

(d) None of the above

(c)Surface volume
3. The equal distribution of all the ions in solution retain by..

(b) Thermal motion

(a) Electric forces

(d) None of the above

(C)Both of the above

4 The flocculated suspension is one in which zetà potential of particle is .

(b) -10 to +10 mV

(a)-05 to +05 mV

(d) -30 to +30 mV

(C)-20 to +20 mV

5. determines the movement of charged particles via a liquid under the impact of an

applied potential difference

(b) Electrosmosis

(a) Electrophoresis

(d) Static movement

() Surface charge

6. iS produced by forcing a liquid to course through a stationary solid phase.

(b) Electrophoresis

(a) Electrosmosis

(d) The streaming potential

() The sediment potential

7. The flocculated suspensions sediment .

(b) Quickly

(a) Slowly
(d) None of the above

(C)More quickly

8. SuSpension involves individual particle setting.

(b) Deflocculated

(a) Flocculated

(d) None of the above

Both of the above

9. Structured vehicles are also termed as or ..

(b) Suspending agents

(a) Thickening

(d) None of the above

(c)Both of the above

10. .. is the concentration of globules at the top or bottom of the emulsion.

(D). Cracking

(a) Creaming

(d) State

()Phase inversion

Multiple Choice Questions:

The physical, chemical, and pharmacologic properties of a drug are directly affected by

(b) Surface area

(a) Size

(d) None of the above

() Both of the above

2. is the science and technology of small particles.

(b) Microscopy
(a) Micromeritics

(d) None of the above

(c) Rheology

3. The unit of particle size used is in ..

(b) Centimeter (Cm)

(a) Kilometer (km)

(d) Micrometer (um)

(Millimeter (mm)

4. 1 micrometer (um) is equal to ..

b) 10° m

(a) 10 m

(d) 10 m

()10 m

Particle size with diameter of 0.5-1.0 Micrometers (um) is useful for.

(b) Suspensions

(a) Emulsions

(d) None of the above

() Both of the above

6. The size of a sphere is freely stated in terms of its..

(b) Diameter

(a) Area

(d) Volume

(Radius

7. is the diameter of a sphere having the same observed area as the paticle when
viewed normal to its most stable plane.

(b) The projęcted diameter (dp)

(a) The surface diameter (d,)

(d) The Stokes diameter (d,

C)The volume diameter (d,)

8. is the number of particles per unit weight.

(b) Particle number

(a) Particle volume

(d) Particle weight

C)Particle mean

9. technique is utilized for estimation of surface diameter d.

(b) Vacuum

(a) Air permeability

(d) Weighing

()Filtration

10. The ratio of the void volume to the bulk volume of the packing is called as the ..

(b) Bulk density

(a) Tap density

(d) Porosity

(c)Followability

Multiple Choice Questions:

1. .......... iS the time necessary for the concentration of the reactant to decrease to 90% of its

original concentration.

(b) Shelf life

(a) Product life

(d) None of the above

2. Generally, Stability testing is employed for .

(a) Delivering evidences of the change in quality of the drug product with time.

(6) Confirming shelf life for the drug product.

()Determining container closure system suitability.

(d) All of the above

3. A zero-order reaction is a reaction having rate of concentration of reactant.

(b) Partially, dependent

(a) Dependent

(d) None of the above

( Independent

4. In a second-order reaction, the sum of the exponents in the rate law is equal to .

One

(a) Zero

(6)

Three

(d)

() Two

5. technique is utilized only during determination of order of reaction, when the rate

law involved by only single concentration term.

(b) The half of the concentration

a)The concentration

(d) None of the above

(c) The square of the concentration

term for determination of order of reaction.

(6) Graphical Method

(a) Half Life Method

(d) Van't Hoff Differential Method

(C). Initial Rate Method

7. technique is utilized in presence single reactant for determination of order of

reaction.

(b) Graphical Method

(a) Half Life Method

(d) Van't Hoff Differential Method

(c)Initial Rate Method

8. In exothermic Reaction, if we increase the temperature in the exothermic reaction the

rate of reaction will...

(b) Decrease

(a) Increases

(d) None of the above

(c) Remains constant

9. If ions of similar charges involve in reaction it will. rate of reaction.

(b) Decreases

(a) Increases

(d) None of the above

(c)Remains constant

10. The drug molecule is degradate by exposure of light it affects substantial degradation of

drug molecule this phenomenon is known as

(a) Photolytic degradation

(d) None of the above

(C) Physical degradation

1) Flocculated suspensions exhibit the Now of a type..

A. Dilatants

B. Newtonian

C. Plastie

D. Pscudoplastie

2) Andreasen apparatus consists of..

A. Balance

B. Electrode

C. Hydronmeter

D. Pipette

3) The size of colloidal dispersed phase is ..

A. less than 1.0 nm

B. between 0.5 um to 1.0 nm

C. greater than 0.5 um

D. none of above

4) K= n/at(a-x) is the rate constant associated with ...... . Order

reaction.

A. Zero

First

B.

C. Second

D. Pseudo first
5) Awetting agent is included in the formulation of a suspension, particularly

when the suspended particles--

A. Are hydrophobic

B. Are more denser than the vehicle

C. Are water soluble

D. Have lesser interfacial tension

6) . .. is the irreversible type of colloids.

A. Lyophilic colloids

B. Lyophobic colloids

C. Association colloids

D. lydrophilie colloids

7) Which one of the follow ing physical property iw NOT a rheologleal property?

A. Body and slip

B. Spreadability

C. Surface tension

D. Viscosity

8) When the angle of repose in between 25-30" i” willindicate that the powder

Material is having. Flow.

A. Exeellent

B. Good

C. Passable

D. Poor

9) Porosity ofa porous powder is de fined as:

A. void volume/Bulk volume

C. Void volume/true volume

D. True volume/bulk volume

10) The degradation of solid in presence of moisture ollows --- -)rder

kinetics.

Zero

First

Second

Pseudo first

7) Which one of the follow ing physieal property is NOT a rheologienl property?

A. Body and slip

B. Spreadability

C. Surface tension

D. Viscosity

8) When the angle of repose in between 25-30" it will indieat” that the powder

Material is having .. Flow.

A. Exeellent

B. Good

C. Passable

D. Poor

9) Porosity ofa porous powder is delined as:

A. void volume/Bulk volume

B. Void volune/bulk volume

C. Void volume/true volume

D. True volume/bulk volume

-0r'd’r

Kineties.

A. Zero

First

C. Second

D. Pseudo first

11) An ‘emulsion within emulsion’ is delined as—

Owhw

w/olo

C. w/oluw

D. w/o/w

12) . . require a specialized method for the preparation.

A. Lyophilic colloids

B. Lyophobie colloids

C. Association colloids

D. Micelle

13) Brook-field viscometer is an example of type:

A. Cone and plate

B. Extrusion

C. Rotating sphere

D. Rotating spindle

14) In Coulter-counter, as the particles travel through the orifice, the event that

occurs is.

A. Conductance between the electrodes increases

C. Resistance between the electrodes increases

D. Sedimentation increases

15) The HLB range of an emulsifier used in the preparation of W/O emulsion is-

A. 3 to 6

B. 7 to 12

C. 13 to 15

D. more than 15

16) The half life of substance in first order kinetics expressed by--

A. 0.301/K

B. 0.693/K

C. 0.105/K

D. Ki/0.693

17) The type of viscosity specified in I.P.(Ostwald viscometer) is:

A. Absolute viscosity

B. Dynamic viscosity

C. Kinematic viscosity

D. Viscosity coefficient

18) For an ideal suspension, the sedimentation volume should be-----

A. Equal to one

B. less than one

C. Equal to one or more than one

D.zero

19) In case of suspensions, all statements below are true EXCEPT that---

A. It contains a suspending agent

C. It is an injectable preparation

D. It is an oral preparation

20) -–hows fastest rate of degradation among dosage form.

Solid

B. Emulsion

C. Suspension

Solution

1.The Polyphusie system wheve nt least one dimensdon of the dispersed system in

Measured between I nm and I jum is called an

Suspension

Emulsion

Micromerities

Colloidal dispersion

2. Aceelerated stability testing is done to

Predict Shef life of the formulation

Predict dissociation constant

Predict diffusion constunt

Determine activation energy

3. …………. Is the method of combining negatively and positively charged

Hydrophilie colloids

Coacervation

Peptization
Flocculation

Coagulation

4. ………….the Gold number …………. The protective ability of colloids.

Higher, Lower

Lower, ligher

Lower, Lower

Both A & B

Flocculated suspensions exhibit the low of a type…..

Dilatants

Newtonian

Plastic

Pscudoplastic

Strong beam of light paussed through colloidul particle solution becomes visible as

Light streak is ealled as..

Seutterig elfect

Electric effeet

Tyndall Efect

All of the ubove

Which of the following is the identification test for emulsion

Dilution Test

Cobalt Chloride test

All of the Above

For an ideal suspension, the sedimentation volume should be.

Equal to one

Less than one

Equal to one or more than one

Zero

Microemulsions are .. in appearance/nature.

Transparent

Bulky

Cohesive

Adhesive

In Coulter-counter, as the particles travel through the orifice, the event that occurs

Is.

Conductance between the electrodes increases

Electronic scanners produce photographs for volume measurement

Resistance between the electrodes increases

Sedimentation increases

When the angle of repose in between 25-30° it willI indicate that the powder

Material is having….. Flow.

Excellent

Good
Passable

Poor

Helium Pycnometer is used to determine

Particle Size

Surface area

True density

Sedimentation rate

One centipoise is equal to.. poise

0.1

0.01

0.001

Brook-field viscometer is an example of type:

Cone and plate

Extrusion

Rotating sphere

Rotating spindle

15.The Distance between two tangents on opposite sides of the particle parallel to

Some fixcd direction is

Projected Area diameter

Martin Diameter

Feret’s diameter
Stoke’s Diameter

The molecularity of the ehemical reaction is equal to the number of …… that

Must collide simultancously to give reaction product.

Molecules

Electrons

Fractional value

All of these

The Half life (tua) of substance in first order kinetics is expressed by..

0.301/K1

0.693/K1

0.105/K1

K1/0.693

18. The unit of specific reaction rate constant for second order reaction is..

Litre Moles’ Second2

Litre Moles’ Second

Second

Moles Litre Second

19. A drug suspension decomposes by

Zero-order kineties with a rate constant of 2 mg mL month’. If the initial concentration is 100 mg mL’,
what is the shelf life?

3 months
4 months

5 months

6 months

In an elastic member Stress is directly proportional to the Strain within elastic

Limit is…

Heckel Plot

Hookes Law

Poisson’s ratio

Stress

: Multiple choice questions

Wool fat is an example of

B. Emulsion base

A. Oleaginous

D. Absorption base

C. Water soluble base

What are Magmas

B. Lotions

A. Suspensions

D. Creams

C. Emulsions

Which of the following is used as a suspending agent:

B. Acacia

A. Starch

C. Tragacanth
D. Methyl cellulose

Which instrument is used to measure the particle volume:

A. Anderson pipette

B. Microscope

C. Coulter counter

D. Burette

The pH of a buffer soluticn can be calculated by

A. Michaelis-Menten equation

B. Noyes-Whitney equation

D. None of the above

C. Handerson-Hasselbalch equation

The semisolids can exhibit all types of flow properties except

Thixotropic flow

Dilatant flow

Pseudoplastic flow

Newtonian flow

ldeally, a controlled release tablet should release the drug as:

B. Zero order kinetics

A. Mixed order kinetics

D. Non-linear order kinetics

C. First order kinetics

Which of the following is not a hydrophilic polymer

B. Polyviny! pyrrolidone
A. Sodum alginate

C. Ethyl cellulose

D. Hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose

The surfactants can be characterized by the presence of

A. Hydrophilic groups

B. Lipophillic groups

C. Both A and B

D. None of the above

Which of the following can be used to improve the flow rate of granules during tableting:

A. Antiadherant

B. Lubricant

C. Adhesive

D. Glidant

The compressibility of granules can be determined by

B. Bulk density

A. Young'’ modulus

C. Swelling ability

D. Carr’s index

The bulk density of granules will be increased with:

A. Binder

B. Only granulating fluid

D. Both B and C

C. Granulating agent with binder

The value of zeta potential can be:

B. Negative

C. Positive

D. All of the above

Which surfactant is used for parenteral formulations:

A. Tartarates

B. Sorbitan

C. Lactylates

D. Lecithin

: The HLB value for a wetting agent is:

B. 7 to 9

A. 4 to 8

D. Zero to 3

C. 17 to 20

The particle size can be determined by:

B. Light scatter decay

A. Cascade impactor

D. Beth A and B

C. Gas chromatography

Generally, polymorphism can be expected in:

B. Ointment

A Capsules

D. Solutions

C. Suspensions

The value of half-life in first order reactidn is given by

A. 2k+1

D.1/k

C.k

Calamine lotion is an example of

Suspensions

Tincture

Elixir

Emulsion

The Spans are used as

B. Suspending agents

A. Wetting agents

D. Anti-foaming agents

C. Emulsifying agents

Multilple questions.

i) Which of the following instruments is used for the

determination of shear rate and shear stress

B. Rotational viscometer

A. Ultrasonifier

C. Accela cota

D. Chilsonator

ii) Colloid particles show which type of rheology

B. Non-Newtonian

A. Newtonian
D. Dilatant

C. Pseudoplastic

iii) Carr'’ compressibility index gives an idea about

A. Flow property of powder B. Cohesiveness of powder

C. None of the above

D. Both (a) and (b)

iv) Kinematic viscosity is the absolute viscosity divided by

which of the following

B. Density of liquid

A. Weight of liquid

C.Unit time

D. None of the above

v) Bingham bodies show which type of flow

A. Newtonian flow

B. Pseudoplastic

C. Dilatant

D. Plastic flow

vi) Which of the following is used for the determination of

surface tension

A. X-ray diffraction

B. Karl Fischer method

C.Capillary rise method

D. Sedimentation method

vii) The Du-Nouy ring method can be used to determine

B. Interfacial tension

A. Surface tension
C. Both (a) and (b)_

D. None of the above

vii) With a decrease in particle size, the Bulkiness or specific

bulk volume would

A. Increase

B. Decrease

C.Can either increase or decrease

D. None of the above

ix) Thixotropy phenomenon can be applied to

A. Shear thickening system

B.Shear thinning system

C. Both (a) and (b)

D. None of the above

x) The typical particle size range for a colloidal dispersion is

A. 1 nm to 1 um

B. 1 nm to 0.5 um

C.1 nm to 100 nm

D. Greater than 100 nm

xi) Phase inversion temperature is also called

A. Fusion temperature

B. Collapse temperature

D. HLB temperature

C. Transition temperature

xi) The reciprocal of bulk density is

B. Bulkiness

A. Porosity
C. Both (a) and (b)

D. None of the above

xii) The slope of Rheogram ofa plastie flow is called

B. Fluidity

A. Mobility

C. Yield value

D. Yield stress

xiv) Which of the following is a derived property ?

A. Size distribution B.Surface area of powder

C. Porosity

D. None of the above

xv) When the inorganic particles such as gold and silver, are

dispersed in water, they will form

A. Lyophobic dispersion

B. Lyophilic dispersion

C. Amphiphilic dispersion

D. None of the above

xvi) Which shape of particles will have the minímum surface

area per unit volume

A. Square

B. Rectangular

C.Spherical

D. Oblong

xvii) The instrument used for measuring the volume of

particles is called
B. Analytical Balance

A. Hydrometer

D. Coulter counter

C. Andreason pipette

xviii) Shearing stress is defined as

A. F required to cause flow

B. F/A required to bring about flow

C. F of resistance

D. None of the above

xix) If the Carr'’ index of a powder is 10%, the low property of

powder would be:

B.Excelient

A. Poor

D. Good

C. Very poor

xx) Which of the following is a zwitter-ionic molecule

B. Lecithin

A. SLS

C. Tween 80

D. Benzalkonium chloride
 S. Y. B. Pharm. Sem IV
CBCS Pattern
Physical Pharmacy II
Practice Questions & Answer Key
1. When one of the reactants is present in such great excess then its concentration may be
considered constant or nearly so, the reaction is said to be ________
(a) Zero order (b) Apparent zero order (c) First order (d) Second order
2. The particle size range of colloidal dispersion is _____
(a) 1 nm to 1 µm (b) 1 nm to 0.5 µm (c) 1 nm to 100 nm (d) Greater than 100 nm

3. Inorganic particles such as gold and silver dispersed in water form ___________
(a) Lyophilic (b) Lyophobic (c) Amphiphilic (d) they do not form colloids
4. Suspension follows _____ kinetics.
(a) Zero-order (b) Apparent zero-order (c) First order (d) Pseudo order
5. Influence of temperature on drug decomposition is expressed by
(a) Arrhenius equation (b) Rutherford’s equation (c) Langmuir’s isotherm (d) BET
equation
6. Permitted amount of drug degradation during its shelf life is
(a) 1% (b) 10% (c) 15% (d) 90%
7. Guidelines on stability testing are given by
(a) USP (b) Govt. of India (c) ICH (d) BPC
8. Accelerated stability studies help in predicting …………
(a) expiry date (b) solubility (c) order (d) molecularity
9. Specific reaction rate constant is a parameter of
(a) chemical reaction (b) suspension (c) Dissolution (d) Diffusion
10. Molecularity of reaction gets influenced by ………..
(a) time (b) pressure (c) temperature (d) it never changes
11. Molecularity of a reaction can never be ……………..
(a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 0
12. Dissolution rate can be determined by ……………
 (a) Fick’s law (b) Arrhenius equation (c) Noyes Whitney equation (d) Henderson
Hasselbalch equation
13. Transport cell is used for measurement of ………………….
(a) dissolution rate (b) diffusion rate (c) order (d) molecularity
14. Molecular dispersions have size …………………
(a) less than 1nm (b) equal to 1 nm (c) more than 1nm (d) more than 2 nm
15. Molecular dispersions undergo ………….
(a) no diffusion (b) slow diffusion (c) rapid diffusion (d) sedimentation
16. Suspension is an example of …………
(a) colloid (b) coarse dispersion (c) true solution (d) semisolid
17. Dispersed phase and dispersion medium are components of …….
(a) liquids (b) dispersions (c) solids (d) semisolids
18. Glucose in water will be an example of ………….
(a) suspension (b) emulsion (c) colloids (d) true solution
19. Polymer solutions are examples of …………..
(a) suspension (b) emulsion (c) colloidal dispersion (d) true solution
20. Emulsions are having ……….. as one of their components.
(a) Diluents (b) Glidants (c) Coating material (d) emulsifying agents
21. Emulsions are destabilized when they are ………….
(a) heated (b) cooled (c) kept at room temperature (d) prepared
22. Emulsions are examples of ………….
(a) colloid (b) coarse dispersion (c) true solution (d) semisolid
23. Flocculation is a phenomenon seen in …………..
(a) suspensions (b) solutions (c) emulsions (d) semisolids
24. Full form of BCS is ……………..
(a) Biopharmaceutical Classification System
(b) Biological Classification System
(c) Bioinformatics Classical System
(d) Biopharmaceutics Classical System
25. Suspensions are ……………….
(a) molecular dispersions (b) true solutions (c) coarse dispersions (d) colloids
26. Shelf life determination of pharmaceutical dosage form uses the principles of …………..
(a) Arrhenius equation (b) Rutherford’s equation (c) Langmuir’s isotherm (d) BET
equation
27. For a chemical reaction to occur there is need of proper collision of reacting molecules
along with sufficient kinetic energy. It is stated by……………………..
(a) Electronic theory (b) Collision theory (c) Activated complex theory (d) BCS
28. Order of a chemical reaction can be estimated from the ……..
(a) molecularity (b) molecular formula (c) rate law (d) melting point
29. Emulsions are thermodynamically ………….
(a) stable (b) safe (c) unstable (d) unsafe
30. Effect of temperature on rate of a chemical reaction is explained by ………..
(a) (a) Electronic theory (b) Collision theory (c) Activated complex theory (d) Arrhenius
equation
31. In flocculation occurring in suspension, the particles in floccules are held by ______?
(a) Repulsive forces (b) Gravitational force (c) Vanderwaal forces (d) None of the above
32. Which of the following is an instability of emulsion?
(a) Breaking (b) mottling (c) uneven surface (d) picking
33. Coalescence is a phenomenon that is observed in …………….
(a) Suspensions (b) emulsions (c) suppositories (d) tablets
34. Surfactants play the role of ………………
(a) increasing viscosity (b) reducing surface tension (c) increasing kinetic energy (d)
increasing sedimentation
35. The purpose of an emulsifier is to ………
(a) decrease surface area in suspension (b) reduces interfacial tension between immiscible
phases (c) minimizes globule size (d) improves taste of medication
36. Ethylene diamine tetraacetic acid (EDTA) is a ………………………..type of ligand.
(a) Unidentate (b) bidentate (c) tetradentate (d) hexadentate
37. Ligands with multiple binding sites are called ………
(a) Unidentate (b) bidentate (c) tetradentate (d) polydentate
38. The ______ sphere is enclosed in brackets in formulas for complex species, and it
includes the central metal ion plus the coordinated groups.
 (a) ligand (b) donor (c) oxidation (d) coordination
39. In coordination chemistry, the donor atom of a ligand is ……………
(a) a Lewis acid (b) the counter ion(c) the central metal atom. (d) the atom in the ligand
that shares an electron pair with the metal.
40. What is the driving force for Fick’s law?
(a) Concentration (b) concentration gradient (c) pressure (d) temperature
41. Particles settle down under the influence of gravity in ………………..
(a) True solutions (b) Colloids (c) Suspensions (d) Molecular dispersions
42. Lyophobic colloids are also called as ……………………
(a) Solvent loving (b) solvent hating (c) solvent neutral (d) solvent non reacting
43. Lyophilic colloids are also known as ……………………..
(a) Solvent loving (b) solvent hating (c) solvent neutral (d) solvent non reacting
44. Sand in water is an example of …………………
(a) Solution (b) suspension (c) emulsion (d) colloid
45. Sugar in water is an example of ………………..
(a) Solution (b) suspension (c) emulsion (d) colloid
46. Tyndal effect is exhibited by …………………..
(a)Solution (b) suspension (c) emulsion (d) colloid
47. Brownian movement is exhibited by …………………..
(a)Solution (b) suspension (c) emulsion (d) colloid
48. Phase inversion is exhibited by ………………………..
(a)Emulsions (b) suspension (c) solution (d) colloid
49. Dissolution rate studies are carried out by …………….. apparatus.
(a)Homogenizer (b) stability chamber (c) dissolution testing apparatus (d) Horizontal
transport cell
50. The reaction where the rate is independent of concentration of reactants is called as
…………order reaction.
(a) Zero (b) first (c) pseudo (d) second
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CBCS Pattern
Physical Pharmacy II
Answer Key
Q1.b
Q2.b
Q3.b
Q4.b
Q5.a
Q6.b
Q7.c
Q8.a
Q9.a
Q10.d
Q11.d
Q12.c
Q13.b
Q14.a
Q15.c
Q16.b
Q17.b
Q18.d
Q19.c
Q20.d
Q21.a
Q22.b
Q23.a
Q24.a
Q25.c
Q26.a
Q27.b
Q28.c
Q29.c
Q30.d
Q31.c
Q32.a
Q33.b
Q34.b
Q35.b
Q36.d
Q37.d
Q38.d
Q39.d
Q40.b
Q41.c
Q42.b
Q43.a
Q44.b
Q45.a
Q46.d
Q47.d
Q48.a
Q49.c
Q50.a