PHARMA ANALYSIS QUESTION BANK Pharm D III
PHARMA ANALYSIS QUESTION BANK Pharm D III
PHARMA ANALYSIS QUESTION BANK Pharm D III
QUESTION BANK
10 MARKS
1. Discuss the principle & development techniques used in column chromatography Add
a note on the adsorbents mobile phase & detection systems in column
chromatography.
2. Write a note on development techniques in column chromatography.
3. Describe the preparation, activation of plates &adsorbents used in the TLC & write its
application.
4. Define paper chromatography? What are the modes of development of paper
chromatography & Enumerate the application of paper chromatography
5. Give a detailed account of principle, classification of Ion-Exchange process in
pharmaceutical analysis
6. What are the Ion-Exchange resins? Explain Mechanism of Ion-Exchange process and
application of Ion-Exchange chromatography
7. Explain with a neat diagram any three detectors used in Gas Chromatography
8. Describe the construction and working of a Gas Chromatography? Emphasize on the
ideal characteristics of stationary phases and mobile phases used in Gas Liquid
Chromatography.
9. Describe instrumentation and application of HPLC
10. Describe the principles and application of Electrophoresis
11. Explain various methods of preparing TLC plates and its application.
12. How development is carried out in column chromatography,TLC & Paper
chromatography
13. Describe the principle of a Potentiometric titrations? Write the construction and
working of a calomel electrode & glass electrode?
14. Give an account of the construction and working of glass electrode? Write the
application of potentiometric titrations
15. Describe the construction and working, advantages, disadvantages & application of a
Standard Hydrogen Electrode.
16. Explain the theory & the types of Conductometric Titrations.
17. Write the basic principle of a potentiometry .Describe in detail Dead Stop End point
techniques.
18. Describe the construction and working of a Double- Beam Recording Dispersive IR
Spectrophotometer with its advantages and disadvantages.
19. Outline the working of a double beam recording of UV/Visible spectrophotometer
.Name each part of the system & its functioning.
20. Describe the construction and working of Double-Beam UV/Visible
spectrophotometer. Mention the advantages of double beam over single beam
spectrophotometer
21. a) Derive Beer’s & Lamberts Law .b) what are the applications advantages and
limitations of Beer’s law.
22. Describe the principle and Application of IR Spectroscopy for the following A)
Detection of functional group(two example) B) Study of Hydrogen Bonding.
23. Explain the principal instrumentation and factors affecting fluorescence intensity.
24. Describe the Instrumentation and application of HPLC.
25. Explain with the help of a neat diagram, the construction and working of UV/Visible
spectrophotometer with special emphasis on the monochromators and detectors
present in them.
26. Describe the instrumentation of I.R. Spectrometry
27. How are different samples handled (solid,liquid,and gaseous) in I.R. Spectroscopy
28. List out the sources of UV,Visible spectrophotometers and I.R.Spectrometers
29. What are pharmaceutical application of fluorimetry? How is fluorimetry more
sensitive and specific than spectrophotometry.
30. Discuss the phenomenon of fluorescence. Explain the working of fluorimeter with
suitable diagram?
OUESTION BANK FOR 05 Marks
1. What are the general requirements for doing a separation by column chromatography
2. Enumerate various types of chromatography
3. What is migration parameters
4. What is TLC & Write the principles of separation in TLC
5. What are the general requirements in TLC techniques
6. Define TLC & name the stationary phases used in TLC
7. What is the difference between silica gel H,G,GF ?
8. Define Chromatography & Rf values
9. Name the different grades of alumina
10. Describe the preparation of plates & adsorbents used in TLC
11. For silica gel G, in what ratio it is mixed with water for making slurry for use in TLC
12. What is the thickness of adsorbents layer in a) analytical TLC b) preparative TLC
13. How is activation of TLC plates done?
14. Why activation of TLC plates necessary. How TLC plates stored
15. What is edge effect in TLC ? To avoid edge effect what must be done in TLC
16. Enumerate four adsorbents and four mobile phases used inTLC
17. Give a specific spray reagent to detect the following compounds by TLC a)
sulphanilamide
i. b) amino acids c) alkaloid d) phenols
18. Define paper chromatography ? which type of paper is normally used ;
Hydrophilic/hydrophobic
19. Enumerate the application of paper chromatography
20. Explain Radial Chromatography
21. What is an ion-exchange resin? Give an example of natural resin a) Cation b) Anion
22. Which portion of resin contains exchangeable sites
23. Which function group can be present in a) weak Cationic exchange resin b) Strong
Cationic exchange resin c) weak and strong anionic exchange resins
24. What is cross linking, rigidity & swelling of ion exchange resin?
25. How is the efficiency of an ion-exchange resin measured?
26. What are the requirements for a compound to be analysed by Gas- Liquid
Chromatography
27. Give example of carrier gas used in G.L.C.
28. Under what conditions Gas-Solid Chromatography is preferred over Gas- Liquid
Chromatography.
29. Write a note on Guard Column & its Significance.
30. What is C18 or ODS? What is its use in Chromatography
31. How will you check the presence of impurities in HPLC & What is internal standard
32. What is potentiometry ? How is potential (emf) is measured
33. What is Indicator electrode & reference electrode give examples
34. What is the relationship between emf & pH.
35. What are the advantages of glass electrode & saturated Calomel electrode.
36. Name the factors which affect potential of a solution.
37. What are auto titrimeters? What is the principle of operation?
38. What is dead stop end point techniques? How this techniques is applied in the
determination of water
39. What is null point potentiometry
40. Explain the significance of dead-stop end point potentiometry.
41. What is Coductometry, Resistance,
42. What is relationship between resistance & conductivity
43. What is relationship between conductivity & Specific conductivity
44. Define Specific Conductance & Equivalent conductance
45. What is the principle in Amperometric Titrations
46. How is the potential selected in Amperometric titrations
47. What are the advantages of Amperometric titrations over potentiometry/
conductometry?
48. What is the principle in polorographic analysis ?
49. What is E1/2 (Half Wave potential)
50. What is diffusion current, residual current, migration current ,polarographic
maxima.
51. Why is DME used? What are the advantages ?
52. What changes in the molecules occur when the following is passed a) UV/Visible
radiation b) I.R radiation
53. Principle involved in a grating & prism monochromators
54. How are the primary & secondary filters selected in fluorimetry assay?
55. How do you detect the aromaticity of an unknown sample by means of its UV
absorption spectrum.
56. Explain why the intensity of π-π * transition is more than that of n- π * transitions.
57. Define transmittance & absorbance in spectrometry
58. Reasons for Deviation of Beer’s law
59. Principle involved in Grating & Prism monochromators
60. Write various ranges of electromagnetic spectrum
61. Define Red & Blue Shift with example
62. What are stepwise & Gradient elutions?
63. Importance of Finger prints region in IR Spectroscopy
64. Define filters and monochromators
65. What is natural frequency of vibration & mention different types of vibrations
66. What is the effect of conjugation & cross conjugation on λ max
67. What is Stoke’s & Anti-stoke’s fluorescence
68. A solution of P-nitro phenol in water is yellowish but its solution in dilute NaoH
69. Is intense yellow. Explain why the colors deepens in the latter case.
70. What is the source for UV & Visible radiations ? How is monochromaticity obtained
in both case
71. Which is the common detectors in UV absorption spectrometry & outline its
functioning
72. What are the three types of fundamental motions of a molecules?
73. What are the methods of solvent degassing
74. Define & explain “Quality Assurance”.?