POD 1- gels

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What are gels?

Semi solid systems

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What type of interaction is seen between the particles and vehicle?

covalent or non-covalent

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What kind of particles are in gels?

molecular/ coarse/ colloidal

Colloidal

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How do you determine the concentration needed of the colloidal particles to form a gel?

Based on their ability to form a 3D network

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What may the colloidal particles be?

  • dispresed solids

    • dispersed polymers

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What type of colloidal particles make up gels in terms of their affinity for the solvent?

Lyophillic

Lyophobic

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Name 2 examples of lyophobic colloids?

  • clay particles ( Mg/Al silicate)

    • Mg/ Al hydroxide

    = card house flocculation occurs

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How do lyophobic particles form a network?

Electrostatic attraction

Mg+ ----------- O-

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What concentrations of lyophobic particles are needed to form a gel?

Quite high

-→ 10w/v

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What kind of gels do clays form?

Opalescent

→ powdery

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Is thixotrophy exhibited by lyophobic colloids gels?

Yes!

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How strong and how to break the interactions of the lyophobic colloids?

weak

shaking will destroy

leave standing and will come back

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What’s bentonite?

Al silicate

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What happens to bentonite@ ph 5?

gel destroyed and particles precipitate

(Mg+ O- electrostatic forces influenced by ph)

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What kind of molecules form lyophilic gels?

macromolecules!

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Name 2 types fo lyophillic gels?

  1. type 1= hydrogels

    1. type 2= common!= celluose derivatives, polysacc, poly acrylic acids

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What kind of bonds are found in type 1 gels

hydrogels have IRREVERSIBLE COVALENT BONDS BETWEEN MACROMOLECULES

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What type of bonds are created by type 2 gels?

reversible

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what are the applications of type 1 gels

contact lenses

fake tits

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Why are type 1 lyophillic gels called hydrogels?

More water= they get hydrated and swell

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how do hydrogels work

crosslinks very stable (irreversible)

water soluble polymers

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Why are hydrogels good fake tits

resist fracture

non-biogradable (aka the cellusoe (bio in plants) are type 2)

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What special drug delivery system can hydrogels be used for?

Prolonged delivery

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What are the forces that hold type 2 gels?

ionic

van der waals

hydrogen bonds

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What will happen to type 2 gels if stress is applied?

bonds break→ will flow

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What kind of plastic flow does type 2 gel echibit?

Pseudoplastic

shear thinning (apply stress and it will flow)

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Does temperature effect visvosity in type 2 gels?

yes

those interactions depend on temp

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How is the film strenght of type 2?

good when dried

think of a japanese knife cutting thin films of celluose (potato) when cooking rattatoi

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What are the conc used in type 2 gels?

1-10

not as much becaus they are superior to clays and fake boobie gels

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Can synthetic polymers replace cellouse?

Duh

  • polyacrylic acids

    • eg CARBOMER GELS

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Why is adding a base vital to making polyaacrylic acids viscous?

ionisation of oendant carboxyl group= repulsion

gel expands

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What conc of synthetic polyacrylic acidfs are used in type 2 gels?

0.5-2%

we syntrhesize them cuz more potent than natural stuff

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What’s the third option in type 2 gels?

polysacc derived from

  1. seaweed→ CARRAGEEN (iothar men picking seaweed irish poem in carrageen village)

  2. algae- sodium alginate

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What sodium alginate be used with?

acidic drugs (basic ones wont work!!!!!!!!!)

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list a few wetting agents

opposite of surfactant

ethanol , glycerol, propylene glycol

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Whats a consideration to think of when dding preservatives to polymers?

higher conc may be needed

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list a few humectnts

propylene glycol

sorbitol

glycerol

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what’s imbibition

the gels imbues water

but does not change in volume

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whats syneresis?

squeezing out the water as droplets

shrinkage of gel

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what are hxerogels?

polymer films

vehicle removed

a film forms

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what must haappen first to the drug before it is absorbed?

dissolved

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give an example of 2 monomers crosslinking?

poly(HEMA) and EGDMA

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what type of flow will type 2 exhibit?>

type2

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How many phases are ointments

single phase

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what are ointment bases made up of?

waxes, oils, fats

→ % composition of these determines the softness of ointment

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list 4 types of bases used for ointments

hydrocarbon

absorbtion

water-miscible (emulsifying)

water soluble (hydrophilic)

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what does emolient mean

prevent water loss

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what are hydrocrbon ointments based on?

paraffins

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can you add water to hydrocarbon ointments?

only a lil

5%

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are hydrocarbon ointments inert

yes baby girl

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what are hydrocarbon ointments made up of?

hard paraffin

soft paraffin

liquid paraffin

microcrystaline wax

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Do absorption bases contain water?

anhydrous vehicle

water can be added tho 15%

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What’s the structure of absorbtion bases?

polar + non polar bits

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