IV. Colloid, Suspension, Emulsion and Rheology Flashcards

1
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Which contains medium size particles or solute?

A. Solution
B. Suspension
C. Colloidal
D. Emulsion

A

C. Colloidal

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Which is a colloidal mixture of a liquid dispersed in a gas?

A. Gel
B. Aerosol
C. Emulsion
D. Foam

A

B. Aerosol

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In a two phase system if the material is not wet in liquid, the contact angle is:

A. 0 degree
B. 90 degree
C. 45 degree
D. 180 degree

A

D. 180 degree

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Colloidal mixture of a gas dispersed in a liquid is:

A. Foam
B. Gel
C. Emulsion
D. Aerosol

A

A. Foam

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5
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Section of science that describes the flow and deformation of matter under stress is defined as:

A. Rheology
B. Flowlogy
C. Biology
D. Cosmoslogy

A

A. Rheology

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Potassium laurate and sodium laurel sulfate are example of which type of surfactant?

A. Anionic surfactant
B. Amphoteric surfactant
C. Cationic surfactant
D. Nonionic surfactant

A

A. Anionic surfactant

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To prepare an emulsion of volatile oils or oleaginous substances of low viscosity which method is user?

A. Dry gum method
B. Forbes method
C. Wet gum method
D. Beaker method

A

B. Forbes method

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Acacia is an emulsifying agent which is:

A. Surfactants
B. Hydrophilic Colloids
C. Finely Divided Solid Particles
D. Dispersed medium

A

B. Hydrophilic Colloids

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9
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Oil-in-water emulsion (o/w), Internal phase is:

A. Oil
B. Acid
C. Water
D. Base

A

A. Oil

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In emulsion preparation, the complete fusion of droplets and separation of the two immiscible phase is:

A. Creaming
B. Flacculation
C. Aggregation
D. Coalescence
A

D. Coalescence

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Microemulsion is composed of:

A. Oil, water, emulsifying agent
B. Only Oil, and water
C. Oil, water, surfactant and emulsifying agent
D. Oil, water and surfactant

A

C. Oil, water, surfactant and emulsifying agent

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One of the problem in two phase system is particle aggregation or cake formation which can be reduced by using?

A. Solubilizing agent
B. Permeability agent
C. Flocculating agent
D. Wetting agent

A

C. Flocculating agent

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Colloidal mixture of a solid dispersed in liquid is:

A. Emulsion
B. Solution
C. Aerosol
D. Foam

A

B. Solution

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Acacia is which type of emulsifying agent?

A. Surfactant
B. Finely divided powder
C. Nanoparticle
D. Hydrophilic Colloid

A

D. Hydrophilic Colloid

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In which method of emulsion preparations an oil soluble components dissolved in oil phase, water soluble components dissolved in water phase, then two are added and heated up-to 70 degree Celsius?

A. Dry gum method
B. Bottle method
C. Wet gum method
D. Beaker method

A

B. Beaker method

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16
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Potassium laurate is an example of which type of surfactant?

A. Non-ionic
B. Natural
C. Anionic
D. Cationic

A

C. Anionic

17
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In emulsion, the deposition of droplets to the upper portion of the liquid is defined as:

A. Aggregation
B. Flocculation
C. Creaming
D. Coalescence

A

Creaming