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Question 1

The movement of a relatively large portion of the material being mixed from one location in the system to another.

Answer 1

Bulk transport

Question 2

characterized by random fluctuation of the fluid velocity at any given point within the system.

Answer 2

Turbulent mixing

Question 3

distinguished by the shape and pitch of the blades or by the type of flow pattern they produce

Answer 3

Impellers

Question 4

What are the 2 primary components for batch mixing?

Answer 4

• A tank
• A means of supplying energy to the system

Question 5

What are the three types of impellers?

Answer 5

Propeller, Turbine, Paddle

Question 6

A circular disc with several short blades attached

Answer 6

Turbine

Question 7

what is the maximum viscosity and slurry a turbine can take ?

Answer 7

7 pascals. second and slurry up to 60% solids

Question 8

SAS 3: what type of flow is having the fluid or gas flowing parallel to the axis.

Answer 8

Axial flow

Question 9

SAS 3: What type of flow is the ______ ____ impeller discharges the fluid radially at 90° to the shaft axis.

Answer 9

radial flow

Question 10

are used in the manufacture of antacid suspensions, agar and pectin-related purgatives, and antidiarrheal mixtures such as bismuth-kaolin.

Answer 10

Paddles

Question 11

this type of mixing equipment bring the fluid in mixing vessel in all parts including the jet itself.

Answer 11

Airjets

Question 12

behave somewhat like propellers in that they generate turbulent flow in the direction of their axes.

cannot apply tangential flow

Answer 12

Fluidjets

Question 13

For bulk fluid flow to be most effective, an intermingling must occur between materials from remote regions to mixer.

Answer 13

Baffles

Question 14

what are the factors to consider in choosing mixer?

Answer 14

the materials to be mixed
viscosity
particle size
compatability

Question 15

_______________ ___________ play a significant role in pharmaceutical manufacturing, particularly in the formulation and production of liquid dosage forms such as syrups, solutions, suspensions, and emulsions. A

Answer 15

Monophase system

Question 16

Polyphase system is also known as?

Answer 16

multiphase or multiparticulate system

Question 17

T/F: Continuous shaking DO NOT BREAK the phase to be dispersed and the dispersion medium.

Answer 17

F: Continuous shaking tends to break up not only the phase to be dispersed but also the dispersion medium, thus impairing the ease of emulsification

Question 18

It has a number of blades that may be straight or curved, with or without a pitch, mounted on a shaft.

Answer 18

Turbine mixer

Question 19

Its principle is the passage of the mixed phases of an emulsion formula between a stator and high-speed rotor revolving at speeds of 2,000 to 18,000 rpm.

2,000-18,000rpm

Answer 19

Colloid mill

Question 20

MFR meaning

Answer 20

Master formula record

Question 21

BMR meaning

Answer 21

Batch Manufacturing record

Question 22

Twin shell blender in other word is?

Answer 22

Tumble blender

Question 23

takes the form of a cylinder that has been cut in half, (45-degrees) then rejoined to form a ‘V’ shape”

Answer 23

Twin shell blender

Question 24

It consist of horizontal cylindrical tank usually opening at the top and fitted with helical blades

Answer 24

Ribbon blender

Question 25

T/F: tube mills grinds more finely than ball mills

Answer 25

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Question 26

It is commonly found in domestic kitchen and in the industry

Answer 26

Planetary mixers

Question 27

SEMISOLID: This mixer deals with stiff paste and ointments

Answer 27

Sigma blade mixer

Question 28

Suppository: This is designed for in-package molding of suppositories

Answer 28

Sarong SpA Semiautomatic Equipment