This document contains a 20 question bank about micromeritics. Each question has a single best answer that is indicated by circling the corresponding letter. The questions cover topics like particle size measurements, sieve analysis, sedimentation, repose angle measurements, porosity, and definitions of various particle diameter types.
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Micromeritics MCQ
This document contains a 20 question bank about micromeritics. Each question has a single best answer that is indicated by circling the corresponding letter. The questions cover topics like particle size measurements, sieve analysis, sedimentation, repose angle measurements, porosity, and definitions of various particle diameter types.
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QUESTION BANK
Each question carries one mark
Note: Encircle the alphabet which corresponds to the single best response.
1. One micrometer is equal to:
B. 103 centimeter A. 10 centimeter C. 10 meter D. 103 meter affects the 2. Which of the following properties of a particle significantly physical, chemical and biological properties of the drug? A. Density B. Sedimentation C. Size D. Surface area 3. It is difficult to express the size of particles in a meaningful diameter. The reason is that the particles in a powder are: A. irregular in B. irregular surface shape C. spherical shapee D. uniform in size 4. The type of a particle diameter obtained largely depends on: A. method by which it is determined B. nature of the powder C. procedure by which it is calculated D. way it is defined and described 5. When cumulative percent frequency on a probability scale is plotted against logarithm of the particle size, 50% on the probability scale gives the powder particle diameter of: A. arithmetic mean B. arithmetic mode C. geometric mean D. harmonic mean 6. Which one of these distributions is more important in the design of dosage forms? A. Gaussian B. Normal C. Number D. Weight 7. In the formulation development of emulsions and suspensions, what diameter is important? type of A. Length number B. Projected C. Sieve D. Stokes *
8. Sieving method is used for size distribution analysis of powders. The
disadvantage of this method is: A. agglomerates can be identified B. attrition of powder is possible C. large number of sieves are required D. tedious and time consuming 9. While using sedimentation method for size analysis, addition of a deflocculating agent to a suspension is necessary in order to: A. accelerate the process of sedimentation B. make the particles spherical C. prevent the aggregation D. satisfy Reynolds number 10. Stokes' law cannot be used, if Reynolds number is more than: A. 0.2 B. 1.8 C. 9.0 D. 18.0 11. Andreasen apparatus consists of: A. balance B. electrode C. hydrometer D. pipette 12. When Coulter-counter apparatus is employed for following criterion is powder analysis, the important: A. dispersion medium should be coloured B. dispersion medium should be conducting C. suspended particles should be charged D. suspended particles should be spherical 13. In Coulter-counter, the as particles travel through the orifice, the event that Occurs is: A. conductance between the electrodes increases B. electronic scanners produce photographs for volume measurement C. resistance between the electrodes increases D. sedimentation increases 14. Fisher subsieve sizer is used to determine the surface area of the The surface area is measured based on the change in: powder. A. light transmission of gas that reaches the detector B. pressure across the compacted powder C. thermal conductivity of gas across the powdered pack D. weight of powder when air is passed through the powdered 15. High repose angle of the granules indicates: pack A. bulk density of the granules B. porosity of the C. granules roughness of the granule surface D. smoothness of the granule surface density (g/cm°) of talc will 16. The true density of tale is 2.7 g/cm3, the bulk be: A. equal to 2.7 B. greater than 2.7 C. less than 2.7 D. unrelated 17. The angle of repose values are utilized to: A. measure the movement of granules from hopper to the table of tabletting/ capsule machine B. select proper containers for capsules of a given mass of powders. C. study the absorption of drugs. D. understand dissolution of medicament 18. The term light' as applied too pharmaceutical powders means: A. low bulk density B. low granule density C. low truedensity D. slightly coloured 19. The type of particle diameter that is obtained by microscope method of evaluation is: A. projected B. Stokes' C. volume D. volume-surface 20. Porosity of porous powder is defined as: a
A. bulk volume/void volume B. void volume/bulk volume
C. void volume/true volume D. true volume/bulk. volume 6. Micromeritics 1. C 2. D 3. A 4. A 5. C 6. D 7. D 8. B 9. C 10. A 11. D 12. B 13. C 14. D 15. C 16. C 17. A 18. B 19. A 20. B